Shawbrook appoints regional development manager for Scotland

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Shawbrook Bank has appointed Simon Smith as regional development manager.

He will be based in Scotland and the North of England.

Smith (pictured) spent a number of years in business banking with the Royal Bank of Scotland and has had time as an IFA, before more recently specialising in business development within the financial sector.

Smith will play a part in building and enhancing Shawbrook’s relationships with its broker partners in Scotland.

Simon Smith, regional development manager – Scotland, said: “Shawbrook is an ambitious, growing bank who operate with a philosophy of flexibility and really supporting their broker partners. I am looking forward to putting my own stamp on this region and spearheading Shawbrook’s growth in Scotland.”

Gavin Seaholme, head of sales at Shawbrook, added: “We are very happy to have Simon onboard during an exciting time for Shawbrook, as his experience in the financial sector cannot be understated.

“This acquisition has highlighted our growing support for our broker partners in the North and we look forward to seeing how Simon can increase our footprint in Scotland.”

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