Cluttons expands Scottish presence with new hire

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Independent mortgage broker Cluttons Private Finance has expanded within Scotland.

It has appointed Catherine Williamson to its team of professional consultants.

Williamson has over 20 years experience in the mortgage market, having previously been financial services manager at Rollo Davidson McFarlane, Solicitors and Estate Agents in Fife.

Matthew Griffiths, head of Cluttons Private Finance for Scotland, said: “Catherine’s appointment is great news allowing us to continue to grow our business in Scotland. We are in a prime position being able to consult with private as well as high street banks to source the best products that meet the individual

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