New hire for Norton Broker Services

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Norton Broker Services has recruited Andrew Bonner to join Neil Organ and Lee Schofield in order to make a team capable of assisting with a wide range of enquiries from secured and unsecured loans to remortgages and debt solutions.

The firm is the business to business function of the Norton Finance Group and provides financial intermediaries with direct access to secured and unsecured loans, remortgages and personal debt solutions.

Stephen Lawrence of Norton Broker Services said: “The last year has seen the secured loan market continue to improve, significant investment in our lending products and our debt solutions companies (Ashley Park and Express Debt Solutions) achieve protocol compliant status.

“What sets us apart from other multi product companies is that we are specialists in all the products we offer. No product is a “bolt on” If we offer a product or service we do it 100%.

“The group celebrated its 40th birthday last year and one of its biggest achievements is the number of staff with over 10 years service. The loyalty and experience that they possess can not be rivalled.”

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