Marsden boosts mortgage distribution team
Marsden Building Society has created a new distribution team to support its lending services, with a mix of internal promotions and new hires.
Product Manager Katie Broome will lead the function, bringing 14 years of financial services experience, including a decade at the Marsden.
Three business development advisors have also joined the team to enhance intermediary support.
Katie said: “Building relationships and providing excellent service are at the core of everything we do.
“This year, we’ve taken a significant step forward in our plans to expand our services with the establishment of our new distribution team.
“Through the appointment of three new business development advisors, we can offer our intermediary partners a key point of contact.
“Through product awareness and an open dialogue, we aim to utilise the expertise of our intermediary partners to shape and refine the solutions we provide now and in the future.”
Rob Pheasey, chief executive at Marsden Building Society, added: “It’s been a strong start to the year for the Society as we implement various new initiatives to further grow our lending division.
“From our partnership with the Mortgage Advice Bureau to the launch of the new distribution department, we’re focused on building on the Marsden’s profile within the mortgage market and look forward to forging new relationships as we continue to expand our business.”
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