The Right Mortgage & Protection Network grows compliance team

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The Right Mortgage & Protection Network has appointed two new compliance managers.

Greig Portingale and Robin Pearson join the compliance management team which currently includes Angela Martin, Maxine Levers-Riley and Aidan McCarthy, the network’s supervision and development manager.

Portingale (pictured, left) joins the network having previously held a number of compliance and training roles across a 12 year financial services career, latterly with RBS.

He said: “I’m excited to start this new chapter in my career, working with the fastest growing network in the UK. I’m sure it will be a challenging role, but one that I am going to grasp with both hands and I hope that my passion and enthusiasm can help our members keep up to date with their compliance and most importantly give great service to their customers.”

Pearson (pictured, right) has had a 22-year career in financial services, working with companies such as LBG, Barclays, Nationwide and the Financial Ombudsman Service.

He said: “I am looking forward to this next challenge as area compliance manager for The Right Mortgage. I can’t wait to get started and pass on what I have learned over the years on to our members and help them achieve the right consumer outcomes.”

Ben Allen, compliance director of The Right Mortgage & Protection Network, added: “We’re delighted with the appointment of Robin and Greig. I’m sure that given their experience and enthusiasm for the role, they will prove to be fantastic additions to the team and provide our members with the same great support that they have become accustomed to.”

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