TFC Homeloans hires HR business partner

Published on

TFC Homeloans has recruited Liz Payne as HR business partner to support the next phase of the business’s expansion.

She will develop and deliver strategies, processes and practices to support the learning and development of the team at the specialist distributor.

Payne will also spearhead the distributor’s recruitment plans, holding assessment centres and setting up induction programmes for new recruits.

She joins TFC from support services business, Compass Group, where she worked for many years, most recently as HR and training manager, and before that as learning and development manager, and performance and talent manager.

Payne said: “TFC is an ambitious business backed by a loyal and experienced team. These people are its greatest asset and I want to support them and develop their talent so that each realises their potential during this period of growth for the business.

“Along with recruiting and training new team members, I have a lot to keep me busy, and it’s a challenge I can’t wait to get stuck into.”

Nigel Payne, managing director of TFC Homeloans, added: “We are getting into shape for growth and we needed a HR business partner to support our amazing team at TFC and develop their talent further.

“Liz’s vast experience in recruitment and training, alongside her professionalism and commitment to talent development, made her the obvious choice for the position.”

 

COMMENT ON MORTGAGE SOUP

We want to hear from you!
Leave a comment and get the conversation started.
You need to register to post, so please login or sign up below.

Latest articles

Generation X faces retirement squeeze with smaller pensions than parents

Generation X risks becoming the first cohort to retire with less financial security than...

Leasehold reforms stall as sector warns of ‘real-world consequences’

The government is under mounting pressure to accelerate leasehold reform as the body representing...

Zoopla warns cost pressures mean housing targets are at risk

The government’s flagship target to deliver 1.5m new homes over the next five years...

UTB cuts bridging loan minimum and lowers regulated rates

United Trust Bank has unveiled a package of bridging loan changes aimed at making...

More2life urges FCA to act on later life mortgage barriers

More2life has welcomed the Financial Conduct Authority’s recognition of later life lending as a...

Latest publication

Other news

Generation X faces retirement squeeze with smaller pensions than parents

Generation X risks becoming the first cohort to retire with less financial security than...

Leasehold reforms stall as sector warns of ‘real-world consequences’

The government is under mounting pressure to accelerate leasehold reform as the body representing...

Zoopla warns cost pressures mean housing targets are at risk

The government’s flagship target to deliver 1.5m new homes over the next five years...