New BDM for bridging provider

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Whitehall Capital has appointed Jason Fantini as its new business development manager (BDM).

Fantini (pictured) was most recently with The Loan Market as a new business manager and has a financial services career spanning more than 30 years.

He started his career with Barclays and has been working within the specialist finance sector for the last 16 years, with bridging lenders Signature Property Finance, BridgeCrowd, Masthaven and West One Loans amongst his former employers.

Anthony Bodenstein, Whitehall Capital’s managing partner, said: “Jason boasts an excellent pedigree and a demonstrable track record as a business development manager. He has a well-developed network of relationships with the broker/intermediary community, generating a high level of new business in numerous specialist finance roles.

“We are at an important juncture in Whitehall’s evolution, with numerous exciting initiatives coming on stream. Jason joins a fast-growing business, during a period of change and expansion – and we are delighted to have him on board. I speak for the team when I say that we are looking forward to working with him as we move the business forward.”

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