Bridging lender Amicus says it had record performance figures for July.
Completions totalled over £39m in value and the lender dealt with 55 individual cases.
The company recently welcomed Anita Kirkbright and Gareth Ward to its growing team.
Kirkbright joins Amicus as operations manager, the role she held at West One Loans. She has 11 year’s experience in the short term lending sector.
She said: “It was a difficult decision to leave West One where I enjoyed four happy and exciting years but the opportunity to join a lender who the whole sector now sees as the new shining light was too good to turn down and I am really looking forward to contributing to the expansion plans they have in place for the next three years.”
Ward, who joins as a senior underwriter, has held senior positions at seven lenders during his 30 years in lending, most recently at Castle Trust where he held a similar position.
He said: “With my experience you get a feel for which lenders are making the right impressions in the market and having followed the rise of Amicus in the last three years I am delighted to have joined what I believe to be the most experienced and open minded team of underwriters I have worked with.
“I am relishing the fact that clients are in direct contact with us and we have mandates to satisfy their requirements.”
“We are very pleased that our plans for growth are going so well,” said Keith Aldridge, managing director at Amicus. “Figures of these magnitudes do not just happen. They are testimony to the outstanding work that our staff are doing on a daily basis and we are delighted to have succeeded in obtaining the talent of two very experienced people in Anita and Gareth.
“They have joined a team dedicated to supporting our valued brokers and distributors and to enhancing the enviable relationships we have with our valuer and solicitor stakeholder partners. Proactive service is at the core of our proposition and we are determined to recruit those special individuals who have this attribute as a natural part of their makeup.”
