Together bolsters corporate portfolio team with senior banking hires

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Property lender Together has expanded its Corporate Portfolio team as it continues to scale its corporate and professional landlord lending activity.

The Cheadle-based lender has appointed three experienced banking professionals to strengthen its support for corporate borrowers, with Amanda Meyerhoff and Sam Galt joining as corporate portfolio directors, alongside Harry Boyd as a corporate relationship manager.

Meyerhoff brings more than 24 years’ experience across residential mortgages, corporate and commercial lending and SME banking. Most recently at Allica Bank, she managed SME portfolios and structured complex transactions spanning property-backed and cashflow lending.

She said: “When the role at Together came up, the job description could’ve been written by me describing my ideal job.

“The collaborative culture here has been evident from day one, and I’m excited to return to my roots in real estate and portfolio management.”

Galt joins Together following 13 years at Santander, where he worked with businesses ranging from SMEs to large corporates and was involved in international banking initiatives. His background includes lending, deposits, trade finance and risk analysis.

He said: “Together’s common-sense approach to lending is refreshing.

“While mainstream banks tighten policies, Together continues to support UK businesses with flexibility and confidence. It’s an exciting time to join a company with such an impressive growth trajectory.”

Boyd joins as corporate relationship manager with 16 years’ experience across retail, commercial and corporate banking, most recently working with mid-corporate clients at Santander UK.

He said: “I wanted to move away from the traditional high-street banking model. Together offers a collaborative, empowering environment that truly puts customers first.

“One client summed it up perfectly: ‘We love Together. They have a common-sense approach, which is refreshing compared to the inflexibility of mainstream lenders.’”

The appointments come as Together continues to position itself as a specialist, non-bank lender focused on pragmatic, tailored funding solutions for UK businesses and property investors.

Simon Carrier, head of corporate portfolio at Together, said: “Amanda, Sam, and Harry are already proving to be great assets to the team, and we are delighted to welcome them to Together.

“Their wealth of experience and customer-first mindset perfectly align with our values and ambitions. As we continue to grow, their expertise will help us deliver even more innovative solutions for businesses across the UK.”

Pictured (L-R): (L-R): Harry Boyd, Amanda Meyerhoff, Simon Carrier, Sam Galt.

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