Dragonfly hires credit manager

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Dragonfly Property Finance

Dragonfly Property Finance has appointed Cattrina Wigley as credit manager.

Wigley has over 10 years experience in financial services, having spent the last seven years as an underwriter in both the residential and commercial sectors.

Prior to joining Dragonfly, she worked for businesses including Countrywide Financial Services, Money Partners, Pure Funding Solutions and Castle Trust Capital.

Matt Smith, head of credit and servicing at Dragonfly Property Finance, said: “We are delighted to have Cattrina onboard and believe she will be a great addition to our existing team of credit managers. At Dragonfly, we pride ourselves on quick decision-making, strong communication and smooth turnarounds across our entire product range.

“Cattrina will add yet more depth to our credit department in this regard and further enhance our proposition for borrowers and introducers alike.”

Wigley added: “Joining a company as successful and highly regarded as Dragonfly is a great opportunity for me, especially at a time when it is developing its product range and really pushing the pedal to the floor. I hope to play a part in taking it to £2bn of lending in the not too distant future.”

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