HTB makes two senior specialist mortgage appointments

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Hampshire Trust Bank (HTB) has made two senior appointments within its specialist mortgages team: head of intermediary distribution and head of new business.

Sally Wright has been promoted to the head of intermediary distribution, while Andrea Glasgow joins HTB to take up the position of head of new business, specialist mortgages. Both will report into Louisa Sedgwick – HTB’s managing director, specialist mortgages.

Wright (pictured) becomes head of intermediary distribution, having previously held the role of head of propositions in the specialist mortgages division. She joined HTB in 2021 from Vida Homeloans, where she was formerly head of sales. Prior to that, she was a corporate sales manager at the specialist lender.

She is tasked with widening the bank’s distribution footprint and developing greater relationships with larger distributors across the specialist finance sector.

Meanwhile, Glasgow takes up responsibility for heading-up new business, supporting existing and new brokers with thebank’s specialist lending proposition, including buy-to-let, semi commercial and bridging finance solutions.

Sedgwick said: “I am absolutely delighted to announce these new appointments. Sally and Andrea have excellent track records and I’m confident they will flourish in their new roles, galvanising the teams to meet the Banks’ ambitious targets.

“HTB’s specialist mortgages division is undergoing significant growth and looks set to maintain and exceed its current trajectory in lending over the coming months. These appointments will support our growth plans for 2022 and beyond.”

Wright added: “We have been steadily growing HTB’s intermediary distribution over the past few years in a controlled and sustainable way. I’m delighted to take on this new opportunity, managing both existing relationships as well as bringing new distributors on board as we look to further expand our footprint.”

Glasgow concluded: “I can honestly say that HTB is one of the most dynamic, and exciting places to work in our industry. We have a fantastic proposition and team – all of whom are committed to supporting our ever-increasing broker base and providing excellent service. I know Louisa has big plans for the future and I look forward to playing my part in supporting the team in making them happen.”

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