Gatehouse Bank has appointedGeorgina Taylor, Sinead HendrikseandTyler Sullivanas case managers in itshomefinance operations team.
Gatehouse Bank has appointedGeorgina Taylor, Sinead HendrikseandTyler Sullivanas case managers in itshomefinance operations team.
All three will be based at Gatehouse’sMilton Keynesoffice.
Karen Faulkner, head of home finance operations atGatehouse Bank, said: “We are delighted to welcome Georgina, Sinead and Tyler and the Gatehouse team.
“Gatehouse is growing and introducing new products at quite a rate and the experience our new joiners bring will help ensure that applications for finance progress smoothly right through to completion.
“We are placing great value on experienced heads in our Home Finance Operations team. We’re determined brokers and direct customers will not be subjected to a tick box exercise that ignores their individual needs. It’s got to be something more personal and adaptable.”
Taylor brings with her a wealth of experience from the property and mortgage sectors, having held a number of roles at Connells. Most recently she was a product analyst for Countrywide, assessing the different mortgages brought to market.
Hendrikse’s previous roles have involved underwriting and investigating fraudulent activity in the banking industry. She has 5 years’ experience in financial services and joins Gatehouse Bank from Virgin Money. Earlier in her career she worked for Santander.
Sullivan has joined Gatehouse from Connells where he spent 18 months gaining experience in a similar case management role.
All three will be based at Gatehouse’sMilton Keynesoffice.
These appointments follow increased demand for Gatehouse Bank’s growing range of products and services.
Since entering the buy-to-let market at the end of 2017, the bank launched a commercial property finance proposition in November, offering finance of between £500,000 and £2m for businesses and investors.
In addition, Gatehouse – a Shariah-compliant Bank – entered the homebuyer market earlier this month with the launch of its first home purchase plan product, an alternative to a conventional mortgage.
