Co-founder returns to packager

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Damian Cain has returned to Complete FS as national account manager.

Cain was one of the founding directors of the packager from 1993 until 2008, when he left to set up a student buy-to-let business. He started his career in financial services in 1984 for a US money shop and became the firm’s youngest branch manager. He was one of the first to see the potential for the fledgling packaging market and was a founding director of Complete in 1993.

His main responsibilities include looking after major accounts and developing new business in the South.

Tony Salentino, director at Complete FS, said: “We are delighted to have Damian back with us. His experience of the market is second to none and demonstrates our commitment to provide only the best support for introducers as we look to build our business further in 2016.”

Cain added: “Having been involved at the birth of the packager market, in particular Complete, I am excited to be returning at a time when the company is looking to expand its reach in the intermediary market, while maintaining its reputation for market leading service to introducers and lender partners.”

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