Quantum Mortgages appoints national account manager

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Quantum Mortgages has announced the promotion of Zouhair Mihramane to the role of national account manager, following a year in which is regional responsibilities increased considerably.

Mihramane (pictured) joined the specialist buy-to-let and bridging lender in May 2024 as a business development manager, initially covering South London, the M4 corridor and South Wales.

Since the beginning of 2025, his remit has steadily expanded to include the southeast and southwest of England.

The new position sees him working alongside existing national account manager Paul Ormonde, further strengthening Quantum Mortgages’ sales team as the firm deepens its broker relationships across the UK.

Commenting on the promotion, Mihramane said: “I’m incredibly proud to be recognised in this new role at such an exciting time for Quantum Mortgages.

“Over the past year, I’ve had the privilege of working with some of the UK’s leading brokers as well as talented colleagues, and I look forward to building on those relationships as we continue to grow our presence in the specialist market.

“I’m passionate to continue delivering solutions and supporting our partners in this sector.”

Harsha Dahyea, chief commercial officer at Quantum Mortgages, added: “Zouhair has consistently demonstrated a deep understanding of the market and a strong commitment to our broker community.

“His promotion reflects his hard work and the positive impact he’s had on our business. We’re thrilled to see him step into this role; it is thoroughly deserved.”

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