LSL Financial Services recruits director of strategic partnerships

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Craig Hall has been appointed to director of strategic partnerships at LSL Financial Services.

Hall (pictured) joined LSL in September 2021 as Director of New Homes Financial Services and, in this new role, will now be responsible for the management of lenders, insurance providers and new homes partners under a single team.

Relationships with strategic partners on behalf of Directly Authorised customers, in the TMA Mortgage Club, will continue to be undertaken by development director, Lisa Martin, and her team, with collaboration across the Financial Services Division.

Richard Howells, group managing director of the Financial Services division, said: “Our business is evolving and, as it does, we are taking the opportunity to review and improve the way we do things. Craig’s appointment is part of that evolution and his work with our strategic partners will remain central to our success as a business.”

Hall added: “I am delighted to be taking up this new role and excited to build on the fantastic relationships with our supplier partners, ensuring we continue to provide the best possible value for our broker partners and their customers.”

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