Unity Trust Bank strengthens South West team
Unity Trust Bank has appointed Nicola Parker as relationship manager for the South West of England, strengthening its commercial banking team in the region.
Nicola brings more than 20 years’ experience in financial services, joining from Community Development Financial Institution SWIG Finance, where she supported SMEs with growth funding. Her career also includes roles with The Co-operative Bank, Triodos and Blaise Commercial Finance.
Based in Bristol, Nicola will work with businesses and organisations across the South West, helping to develop Unity Trust Bank’s customer base while supporting organisations that deliver positive social impact.
Nicola said: “I’m excited to join a social impact bank like Unity because I too believe people and purpose are just as important as financial returns.
“I’m looking forward to working with organisations that are committed to making a real difference in local communities, and supporting my portfolio of customers with their banking requirements and growth strategies.”
Andrew Kemp, relationship director (South) at Unity Trust Bank, added: “We are delighted to welcome Nicola to Unity.
“Her experience will help strengthen our commercial team and her knowledge and personal approach will ensure our customers are supported by a relationship manager who understands their needs.”
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