Kensington appoints three new ADMs

Published on

Kensington Mortgages has announced the appointment of three new account development managers (ADMs).

Working for NatWest for over six years, Hannah Stoner joins Kensington with over five years’ experience as a telephone BDM, most recently covering the Colchester and Chelmsford areas.

Stoner (pictured) also has previous experience in the Southend, Romford and Ilford areas, and will manage the East region for Kensington.

Phillip Pinson joins Kensington with over 20 years’ experience in the industry, with the last two spent as a business development manager (BDM) for the Mansfield Building Society.

Prior to this, Pinson worked at Platform Home Loans for six years. Phillip will be responsible for the North West.

Previously business development manager (BDM) at Clever Lending, Scott Leach joins with experience of second charge, bridging, development and commercial, and first-charge packaging.

Prior to Clever Lending, Leach worked as a BDM for Enterprise Finance between 2014 to 2017. In his new role he will be responsible for the Central West.

Craig McKinlay, new business director at Kensington Mortgages, said: “We’re very pleased to welcome Phillip, Scott and Hannah to the Kensington team. They all possess the ambition, knowledge and drive for our growth plans and their close succession reinforces it’s an exciting and busy time for Kensington.

“We’re committed to supporting brokers and ensuring high service levels. We have a clear vision for what the mortgage industry should look like and their appointments show our confidence for the year ahead.”

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Access FS partners with Islamic home finance provider StrideUp

Access Financial Services has signed a new partnership with UK-based home-financing fintech company StrideUp. The...

SortRefer sets out expanded regional events programme for 2026

SortRefer has confirmed that its regional events programme will continue into 2026, with nearly...

Autonomous AI is waiting for us

The UK rightly prides itself on having one of the most respected financial services...

TOM BILL: Rate cut expectations fade amid mixed signals

Borrowing costs have risen in recent weeks for reasons that include stronger-than-expected UK economic...

Millions of homes still fail decency tests despite energy gains

Millions of homes in England continue to fall short of basic quality standards even...

Latest publication

Other news

Access FS partners with Islamic home finance provider StrideUp

Access Financial Services has signed a new partnership with UK-based home-financing fintech company StrideUp. The...

SortRefer sets out expanded regional events programme for 2026

SortRefer has confirmed that its regional events programme will continue into 2026, with nearly...

Autonomous AI is waiting for us

The UK rightly prides itself on having one of the most respected financial services...