Trio join Gatehouse Bank’s home finance team

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Gatehouse Bank has appointed Sonam Pathak and Neha Nadhvana as mortgage underwriters in its home finance team.

Pathak brings more than seven years’ banking experience to her new role, having previously held positions at Barclays and Santander.

For the past four years, she worked at Coventry Building Society as a mortgage underwriter.

Meanwhile, Nadhvana spent 14 years as an underwriter at Nationwide Building Society.

The pair will be responsible for ensuring a smooth process for brokers and individual buy-to-let and home finance customers.

In addition, Ben Fulker who has been appointed business support manager to help manage the bank’s operational needs across all of its finance teams.

The three appointees will be based at Gatehouse’s Milton Keynes office.

Karen Faulkner, head of home finance operations at Gatehouse Bank, said: “We are delighted to have Sonam, Neha and Ben join the Gatehouse team.

“Our product range has gone from strength to strength since we launched it in 2017, and these new appointments will further bolster the expertise we have in this area.

“All three of them are highly experienced and represent the continued strengthening of our rapidly expanding Milton Keynes operation.”

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