The Mortgage Lender promotes pair to key roles

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The Mortgage Lender (TML) has promoted Charlie Stack and Anum Mahmood to key account managers in its specialist distribution and key accounts team.

Stack joined TML in 2017 as a business development manager (BDM) covering the Midlands region. He will now work with key accounts, including specialist distributors, large new build firms and the specialist buy-to-let sector.

Mahmood, who has been in financial services for 10 years and joined TML in 2019 as a BDM covering the Northern Home Counties, has been promoted to key account manager for the South of the UK. She will support specialist distributors and key accounts across her area.

Both will report into Chris Kirby, head of specialist distribution and key accounts.

TML is focused on working closely with distributor and broker partners, which includes building and managing key relationships, as well as increasing intermediary partners engagement with TML’s growing product range through ongoing education and support.

Kirby said: “Charlie and Anum are valuable members of the team, and these promotions are testament to the hard work they have put in to enhance our relationships with the broker community. We’re committed to developing the skills and opportunities for all our people at TML and are pleased to support everyone in reaching their full potential.

“I very much look forward to working with both Charlie and Anum as they continue their development in their new roles.”

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