Roma Finance appoints business development manager

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Roma Finance has appointed Claudine Reynolds as business development manager (BDM) for the North.

Reynolds (pictured) has spent the last five of her 20 year career as a commercial broker. Her experience covers brokering, lending and networks and in her new role is responsible for developing relationships and supporting partners and borrowers to enable mutual growth.

Michael Allison, Roma’s commercial director said: “We are in very revolutionary times at Roma, with some ‘watch this space’ moments over the next few weeks and Claudine’s appointment is a key part of this. The business is going from strength to strength and this is demonstrated by key talent coming on board.

“I am truly delighted Claudine will be joining us; she is a fantastic addition to the Roma family.”

Reynolds added: “I am really delighted to have made this move and to be joining a business with exciting growth plans and values that align with my own. As a broker, in the past, I have placed my own clients with Roma.

“Mine and more importantly, my clients’ experiences have been exceptional, even in difficult circumstances. The potential in this business is huge and I am thrilled to be starting on this journey.”

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