Four new appointments at Mint Property Finance

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Mint Property Finance has created four new positions.

Joseph Haworth, who joins as finance director, will be responsible for the ongoing strategic and financial direction of the business.

Haworth (pictured) has over 20 years’ business and finance experience and was formerly a managing director within private equity group Latium, and director and trustee of Motherwell Cheshire, a charitable incorporated organisation committed to promoting positive mental health and wellbeing in women.

Rachel McIver joins Mint from Lloyds Banking Group and becomes portfolio manager. She has a track record of developing and maintaining strong customer relationships in banking.

The company also welcomes Samuel Williams and Bethany Clawson, both of whom join Mint’s underwriting support team.

Andrew Lazare, founder and managing director of Mint Property Finance, said: “Investing in the right team is a key part of our growth strategy. As we continue to expand our breadth of market-beating products and our geographic reach both in Scotland and the South, it’s important that we also expand the breadth of our team.

“Joseph, Rachel, Samuel and Bethany, bring to the business not only proven and extensive sector expertise, but a genuine passion and commitment to the industry. They’re incredibly talented and a great fit with our team, we’re delighted to welcome them to the Mint Property Finance family.”

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