Talk Group reveals new structure

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Talk Group, the holding company for Mortgage Talk, Robert Sterling Financial Services and Mortgage Bureau has announced a new group structure.

Group chairman Peter Birch has announced John Hassall as the group CEO, with Andrew Frankish, former managing director of Mortgage Talk, becoming commercial director, and John Gillies also moving across into the role of group operations director.

Hassall said: “[The] current structure served us well over the past 18 months but was not deep or broad enough to support further growth.

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