MT Finance appoints director of bridging

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MT Finance Group has promoted Raphael Benggio to director of bridging, effective immediately.

Benggio (pictured), who previously served as head of lending – bridging Finance, will now have complete oversight over the bridging arm of the group.

His experience in the specialist finance industry includes almost a decade in bridging finance. MT Finance says he is positioned perfectly to lead the company’s bridging division into its next growth phase.

Joshua Elash

Joshua Elash, founding director at MT Finance, said: “Raphael’s leadership has been instrumental in the growth and success of our bridging finance division.

“This promotion is a testament to his outstanding contributions to the business, and it reflects our commitment to not only investing in our team but also enhanced service delivery for our clients.

“We are confident in the continued expansion of our bridging loan division and anticipate further growth and innovation in this critical area of our business under Raphael’s leadership.”

Benggio added: “I am honoured to take on this new role and excited to build on the strong reputation of reliability and innovative service we have established at MT Finance.

“The bridging market presents significant opportunities, and I am committed to working with our talented regulated and unregulated teams to continue to grow and improve our bridging offering to deliver even greater value to our clients and partners.”

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