Fincorp on recruitment drive

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Bridging lender Fincorp is looking for a talented business development director and two administrative staff.

The roles will be based in the lender’s London office in St John’s Wood while the sales position may require travel across the South East.

Last year the lender reported that it had seen a 68% increase in business over 2013 and as a result it is now looking to boost its team.

Fincorp director Nigel Alexander said: “It’s a pretty nice problem to have – but after such a busy 2013 we are now running at full capacity and there’s more business to be done.

“We’re not trying to build an empire at Fincorp – we’re a tightly run ship that is still rooted firmly in our history of being a family-run business. But it’s time to take some more people on.

“December was a particularly busy month for us and we are conscious that we need to scale up so that we don’t compromise on the level of service we offer brokers and clients.”

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