InterBay Commercial appoints senior business development manager

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InterBay Commercial has appointed Krissy Salmon as senior business development manager covering South West, South Wales and the South Coast.

InterBay Commercial offers bridging loans, commercial mortgages and large, complex buy-to-let lending.

Salmon (pictured) previously worked for OneSavings Bank plc trading brand, Kent Reliance for Intermediaries, for two years, having held a similar position previously at Shawbrook Bank in its commercial team.

She said: “I welcome the opportunity of working for InterBay Commercial and growing my broker network. I’ve always been drawn to the complexity and diversity within this sector and I’m looking forward to working with my broker partners to find the right tailored solutions for their clients.”

Adrian Moloney, sales director, OneSavings Bank, added: “Krissy has proven herself to be extremely adaptable and feedback from brokers is testimony to the extensive value added service she provides through delivery of innovative but practical solutions.

“There’s no doubt that Krissy’s specialist knowledge will be welcomed by brokers to create positive client outcomes and she’ll be a real asset for InterBay Commercial.”

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