Alan Margolis to leave UTB

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United Trust Bank has announced that Alan Margolis is to leave the business.

Margolis (pictured), director – legal – mortgages and bridging, joined the bank in 2010 from Cheval.

Harley Kagan, group managing director of United Trust Bank, said: “After six and a half years at the Bank Alan has decided to pursue other opportunities and we would like to wish him every success for the future.

“UTB’s bridging business is a now a mature operation with a well-established team, market position and a wide range of products.

“We continue to develop new products, invest in our people and are committed to providing brokers and customers with an unrivalled service.”

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