OSB Group boosts specialist finance team

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OSB Group has expanded its specialist finance team through the appointment of three new account managers.

The appointments have been made to help strengthen the support across Precise Mortgages for bridging finance and InterBay for commercial, semi-commercial and specialist buy-to-let.

Mo Parmar joins Kevin Beale and Ross Williams bringing the specialist finance team to a total of seven, headed up by Emily Hollands, head of specialist finance, OSB Group.

The team works in partnership with brokers to shape bespoke lending solutions across specialist buy-to-let including HMOs, commercial, semi-commercial, bridging finance and holiday lets propositions.

Hollands (pictured) said: “This area of business has seen sustained growth this year and is clearly a strong development area for the OSB Group hence the team expansion.

“Broker feedback clearly shows there is a high demand for the in-depth market expertise that this team offers across both Precise Mortgages bridging finance and InterBay product ranges and the added value they bring to the table with their relationship-led approach.”

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