Aldermore strengthens real estate team with new appointment for London & SE

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Aldermore has appointed Steve Isaacs as business development manager for London and the South-East.

Isaacs (pictured) brings two decades of experience in real estate finance, having held roles at institutions including BLME, Homes England, Santander UK and RBS.

His career has spanned the structuring of complex funding deals and the delivery of housing initiatives at both public and private sector level.

In his new role, Isaacs will be responsible for driving origination and deepening Aldermore’s presence across the capital and the wider South-East region.

The bank said his knowledge and network would be instrumental in supporting its ambitions in commercial real estate lending.

Iain Bryson, head of development and specialist property at Aldermore, said: “I’m pleased to welcome Steve to the commercial mortgage originations team at Aldermore.

“His experience and proven ability to structure and execute complex real estate debt transactions and forge lasting partnerships, will assist in delivering innovative debt solutions for our customers.”

Isaacs said the bank’s client-first approach made it a natural fit for his skillset. “I’ve always been driven by the challenge of creating tailored finance packages that turn ambitious projects into reality.

“Aldermore’s client‑first ethos makes it the perfect platform to leverage my experience. I can’t wait to hit the ground running and help deliver the innovative property solutions our customers expect,” he said.

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