MTF appoints Gareth Lewis

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Gareth Lewis, previously director of bridging at Precise Mortgages has joined short-term finance lender, MTF, as its new commercial director.

Lewis (pictured) has over 14 years experience in the short-term lending market, having previously held roles at Tiuta and Cheval Property Finance, before joining Precise Mortgages in 2011.

He will be responsible for overseeing product development and identifying new propositions to help further accelerate the lender’s expansion.

Joshua Elash, director of MTF, said: “We are delighted to welcome Gareth into the MTF family and are excited about the experience and expertise he brings with him.

“As we continue to grow and develop, Gareth will play a big part in our ongoing project of making MTF the market-leading specialist lender.”

Lewis added: “The opportunity to join MTF at this exciting time in its growth was an easy decision to make. I have known Joshua, Tomer and the team for a number of years, and have always admired the way they have worked and built their reputation within the short-term market.

“I look forward to adding my experience to the team to help us evolve further.”

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