TRM appoints equity release supervision & development manager

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The Later Life Lending Network, the equity release proposition of The Right Mortgage and Protection Network, has apppointed a new equity release supervision and development manager.

Kate Glover will be responsible for providing ongoing support to The Right Mortgage and Protection Network’s members, as well as aiding in the growth of their later life lending proposition.

Before joining the network, Glover worked for 32 years at Swinton Insurance, before joining Age Partnership in 2017.

She said: “I am really excited to be working for The Right Mortgage and Protection Network as an equity release supervision and development manager and look forward to getting to know the team and also The Right Mortgage members.

“I will be here to answer any queries to ensure we are conducting business in a compliant manner as well as to assist in the increase of equity release business within my team of members.”

Victoria Wilson, equity release manager at The Later Life Lending Network, added: “I am delighted to have a new equity release supervision and development manager join our growing equity release proposition, The Later Life Lending Network.

“With this latest addition to our team, and the wealth of experience they bring to the role, I’m looking forward to further supporting our members and helping them grow their businesses.”

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