MTF hires head of new business

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Bridging finance provider MTF has appointed James Anderson to the position of head of new business.

Anderson was previously relationship manager at IRESS and has over 10 years’ experience in roles including marketing, sales, and business development in the financial services sector.

In his new role, Anderson will be responsible for driving new business and managing MTF’s existing business development team.

He said: “I am delighted to be joining one of most highly-respected teams in the short-term lending industry. It’s a great moment to join a growing team as the firm goes from strength to strength.

“I’m looking forward to doing what I can to ensure MTF is the first point of call for advisers and distributors in a space which is rapidly increasing in importance.”

Joshua Elash, director of MTF, said: “James brings a wealth of experience to MTF in business development and has an excellent understanding of the financial services market in the UK.  His experience on the technology side is particularly beneficial as we continue to look for exciting new ways to innovate as a company, and to improve customer experiences and outcomes.

“James will help us continue to grow in a structured and sustainable fashion. We are pleased to welcome him into the MTF family.”

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