Dickinson named finance director; England joins BDM team
Two lenders – Interbridge Mortgages and Family Building Society – have bolstered their teams with new appointments as they pursue growth and enhance service to brokers and customers.
Interbridge Mortgages has named Oliver Dickinson (pictured left) as finance director, as part of its ambitious expansion strategy.
Dickinson, who has held senior roles at Pepper Money, Admiral Money, and Vanquis Banking Group, brings extensive experience in driving sustainable growth and financial strategy development.
Launched in May 2024, Interbridge Mortgages specialises in second charge lending across England, Scotland, and Wales, with a focus on leveraging its market-leading technology for a paperless application process and expert underwriting. Since its inception, the lender has provided nearly £200 million in loans to over 5,000 customers, earning a 4.9 Trustpilot rating.
“The team has already achieved remarkable milestones in just nine months,” Dickinson said. “I look forward to contributing to the next chapter by focusing on sustainable growth and innovative financial solutions for our customers.”
Meanwhile, Family Building Society has appointed Gina England (pictured right) as business development manager (BDM) for the East and West Midlands.
Brokers - We’re delighted to welcome Gina England as BDM for the Midlands at Family Building Society. Gina will be a huge asset to us, bringing with her a wealth of knowledge and experience of the mortgage market.
— Family Building Society (@FamilyBSoc) January 16, 2025
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England joins from Coventry Building Society, where she held a similar position for two years, and previously worked with Lloyds Banking Group and Hinckley and Rugby Building Society.
“I look forward to introducing Family Building Society and its products to the brokers I know well,” England said. “I really enjoy being out and about – meeting brokers and helping them with the more complex cases which are often underserved by the bigger lenders.”
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