Kuflink Bridging grows sales team

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Kuflink Bridging has hired Chloe Carlin to develop new business through the intermediary sector around London and the Home Counties.

Carlin, who joins the specialist bridging lender from Royal Bank of Scotland, will now work with fellow business development manager, Jeff Bungar, reporting directly to sales and marketing director, Narinder Khattoare.

Khattoare said: “Chloe comes to us with a solid understanding of the lending market learnt at one of the market leaders in the lending field. With her enthusiasm and undoubted communication skills, I know our introducers will be impressed by her ‘can do’ attitude.

“She is particularly keen to develop new relationships as well as service existing introducers and we are delighted she has joined us.”

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