UTB hires new bridging BDM

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United Trust Bank (UTB) has appointed Jack Heath as business development manager (BDM) as it continues to expand its bridging sales team.

Heath (pictured) has joined UTB from Knight Frank Finance where for nearly four years he has been a property finance broker with particular emphasis on serving HNW and UHNW individuals and corporate borrowers.

In his new role with UTB, he will be supporting brokers operating in London and the South-East and increasing awareness of UTB’s wide range of property finance products including regulated and unregulated bridging and refurbishment funding solutions.

He will report to UTB’s head of sales – bridging, Owen Bentley, who said: “Jack’s experience working on the broking side of the industry gives him a valuable insight of the challenges facing brokers today and what they are really looking for from their lender partners. His knowledge of a wide range of property finance options and of value-add property development will be a great asset as we continue to make excellent progress in expanding our non-regulated bridging and refurbishment funding business.

“We are still receiving a lot of enquiries and completing high numbers of traditional bridging and refurbishment project cases from experienced brokers as well as intermediaries new to the sector. Were keen to push our market share even further over the coming months and with demand for UTB’s quick and reliable funding continuing to increase, Jack’s appointment couldn’t come at a better time.”

Heath added: “I have always admired the way UTB operate. They listen to brokers and are always improving their offering and service to give brokers what they need in a fast-moving marketplace. I’m looking forward to building new relationships, developing existing ones, and applying my own broking experience to helping introducers complete more bridging business.

“UTB has ambitious growth plans and I’m delighted to have joined the team at this exciting time.”

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