Mint Property Finance makes bridging underwriter appointment

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Mint Property Finance has welcomed Hannah Lamb to the business as a bridging underwriter.

Joining from Fluent Money, Lamb (pictured) has worked in the financial services sector since 2017. She began her career at Nationwide Building Society after completing a Master’s degree. Following this, she joined Fluent Money as a loans officer and completed her CeMAP Diploma training. This enabled her to become a second charge adviser, before moving into a bridging adviser role in April 2022.

Adam Robson, underwriting team leader – bridging, said: “I am thrilled that Hannah is joining the team. She is bringing a wealth of experience and knowledge to the role and I can’t wait for her to hit the ground running.

“Her appointment further bolsters what is already a strong team, meaning we’ll be able to underwrite even more cases.”

Lamb added: “Mint is a fast-growing company dedicated to doing the right thing and I am grateful to be given the opportunity to join the team. They have great products and are focused on delivering great service to their clients.

“I am joining a fantastic team and look forward to being a part of the continued success Mint has enjoyed over the last 12 years.”

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