Spring Finance hires head of sales for second charges

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Spring Finance has appointed Paul Carley as its head of sales for second charge mortgages.

Carley (pictured) has worked for the specialist lender for a number of years and brings a wealth of experience to the business, Spring says.

His role will focus on building intermediary relationships and driving growth and distribution.

Carley said “Having helped grow Spring since its inception, coupled with over 35 years’ experience as a broker, affords me a unique perspective to really understand our customers wants and needs. I

“’m looking forward to bringing this to the forefront as the head of sales for second charge mortgages at an exciting time for Spring.”

Shelley Stern, director of mortgages at Spring, added: “We are excited for Paul to take on this role at a pivotal time in our growth plans. Paul has played a key role in the recent product and service improvements, and we are looking forward to delivering further enhancements to our customers and intermediary partners.”

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