Alternative Bridging Corporation makes London sales appointment

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Alternative Bridging Corporation has expanded its sales team for London & South East, with the recruitment of Michael Halsey as an internal BDM.

Halsey has nearly eight years’ experience working in the lending industry, having previously held roles at First Union Mortgages, Enterprise Finance and West One Loans, where he was a lending account manager and BDM.

He joins Alternative Bridging as Internal BDM for London & South East, reporting to Phodis Maratheftis, as part of the lender’s experienced team, who are available to help brokers in the region to find a solution for their bridging, commercial and development finance cases.

Phodis Maratheftis, head of sales, London & South East at Alternative Bridging Corporation, said: “I’m delighted to welcome Michael to the team. He has a huge amount of experience within a fast-paced environment and, as such, he will be a valuable asset in helping us continue to deliver the exceptional standards of service brokers have come to expect from Alternative Bridging.”

Halsey added: “I’m really pleased to join Alternative Bridging, which has such a strong brand and a reputation for delivering innovative, tailor-made property lending solutions. I’m looking forward to working with the rest of the team to provide brokers with the certainty and consistency they need in the current environment.”

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