Experienced name set to drive adviser support
The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has named Keith White (pictured) as its new regulatory trainer.
White joins the network, which was recognised in the London Stock Exchange Group’s 2019 report 1000 Companies to Inspire Britain, with more than 18 years of experience in the training sector. White most recently served as a learning and development consultant at the Mortgage Advice Bureau and has previously held similar roles at the Financial Ombudsman Service. His career also includes time as a mortgage adviser and in sales roles at NatWest.
In his new position, White will report to Aidan McCarthy, head of regulatory training. His responsibilities will span the delivery and development of the network’s training programme, the identification of business-wide training needs, and the creation and review of course materials, according to a news release. He will also oversee the assessment of the programme’s effectiveness.
Commenting on the appointment, McCarthy emphasised the importance of maintaining high training standards within the network: “When it comes to helping our member firms develop their skills, propositions and overall offerings, the need for quality training is paramount. It’s an area of the business that we invest heavily in.”
He added that White’s experience across various firms and regulatory environments made him a strong addition to the team: “Keith is going to be a major asset to our business and to the advisers and practices within the network.”
White expressed enthusiasm for the role, saying he had been warmly welcomed into the organisation. “I truly believe that the core values of the business, namely trust, respect, and moreover, partnership resonate through everything the network provides,” he said. “I’m looking forward to working with all member firms on the wide variety of training needs they have.”
The Right Mortgage & Protection Network, established in 2015, supports over 880 advisers specialising in mortgage, protection, equity release, and private healthcare.
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