The Skipton appoints director of business development

Published on

The Skipton Building Society has announced that Paul Fenn, its current director of branch distribution, will become the mutual’s new director of business development from the new year.

This follows the retirement of Paul Darwin, director of intermediary relationships, who will be retiring at the end of December after serving the Society for 28 years.

The new business development role will see Fenn (pictured) overseeing mortgage intermediary relationships and financial advice affinity partnerships.

Fenn has also had roles at Amber Home Loans and the society’s former group subsidiary, HML (Homeloan Management Limited).

He said: “I’m delighted to be leading on establishing the business development channel at Skipton. The opportunity to work with our highly rated and well established intermediary relationship team and grow further business development opportunities will enable us to deliver so much more for our clients and customers.

“At Skipton we really do pride ourselves on offering all our partners and customers the best service, products and innovations. And I’m really looking forward to catching up with our key partners and contacts.”

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

Eleos launches income protection with redundancy cover

Eleos Life has launched an income protection policy covering redundancy alongside illness and injury...

Trade bodies welcome first-time buyer scheme but call for careful design

Mortgage trade bodies have welcomed the government's proposed Your First Home scheme, while warning...

Advice firm wins first client through ChatGPT after AI visibility push

A financial advice firm secured its first client through ChatGPT within two weeks of...

Alps expands landlord insurance add-ons on Acturis

Alps has made its full range of let property insurance add-ons available through the...

Lifetime ISAs linked to £67.5bn of first-time buyer property purchases

Lifetime ISAs have helped more than 417,000 people buy their first home since the...

Latest publication

Other news

Eleos launches income protection with redundancy cover

Eleos Life has launched an income protection policy covering redundancy alongside illness and injury...

Trade bodies welcome first-time buyer scheme but call for careful design

Mortgage trade bodies have welcomed the government's proposed Your First Home scheme, while warning...

Advice firm wins first client through ChatGPT after AI visibility push

A financial advice firm secured its first client through ChatGPT within two weeks of...