Skipton appoints BDM for the South West

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Skipton Building Society for Intermediaries has appointed Steve Bond to the team of business development managers (BDMs) for the South West region.

Bond (pictured) has almost 12 years’ experience in financial services, having held various roles such as an underwriter, BDM and until June last year as a key account manager with Principality.

Most recently, he has been trading as a Directly Authorised broker.

He said: “I’m thrilled to be joining such a professional and dedicated team, with such a strong focus on both the broker and customer journey.

“I wanted to work for a business that puts its members at the forefront and focuses on providing an excellent customer experience. I am eager to begin working with my new colleagues across the Society and our valued partners, as we realise some ambitious and exciting aspirations.”

John Scrivens, regional manager for business development, added: “We are delighted at Skipton to have Steve joining us especially as he joins with many years of experience in both the lender and broker world.

“The new appointment comes as Skipton continues to expand its team of BDMs to support the Intermediary Market, as well as furthering Skipton’s ambition to become a top 10 lender.”

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