Louisa Sedgwick leaves HTB

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Louisa Sedgwick has left Hampshire Trust Bank following a strategic review.

Sedgwick (pictured) was formerly managing director of HTB’s specialist mortgages division until the beginning of November 2022, when she was replaced by Chris Daly.

At the time, Sedgewick became part of the commercial leadership team, responsible for developing the Bank’s proposition.

Charles McDowell, chief commercial officer at Hampshire Trust Bank, said: “Louisa has done a great job for us and leaves the Bank on very friendly terms. We thank her for all her hard work and valuable contribution. We wish her every success in her future career.”

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