Foundation Home Loans creates pair of managing directors

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Foundation Home Loans lender has announced the creation of two managing directors.

Kelly Pallister is now managing director (operations) while George Gee becomes managing director (commercial).

Pallister (pictured) has been at Foundation for the last 18 months, serving as director of servicing. She too had previously been at the company in the immediate aftermath of the great financial crisis.

Meanwhile, Gee has been with the specialist lender for six years in a variety of roles, most recently as commercial director.

Hans Geberbauer, chief executive of Foundation Home Loans, said: “George and Kelly have been instrumental in propelling Foundation into the big league of specialist mortgage lenders in 2021, so we are incredibly pleased to be announcing their promotions to managing director.

“During their years at Foundation and elsewhere, they have developed a deep appreciation of the risks and challenges associated with our market, and share a passion for delivering the best outcomes for our customers, partners and stakeholders.

“This is a big step forward for Foundation – one which I hope sends a clear and strong message to the market. It develops our leadership team and means we have people with all the right attributes to meet our targets and ambitions, and to develop and grow our proposition in a highly competitive marketplace.”

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