UTB makes Liddle appointment

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United Trust Bank has made a new appointment.

The lender has hired Sharon Liddle as deposits manager.

Liddle joins United Trust bank from Kleinwort Benson where she spent 19 years in its banking department, the last eight as manager of the banking operations department. She was responsible for managing the loan and deposit administration department.

Liddle will be the head of deposits at the Bank and lead the co-ordination and implementation of deposit raising campaigns and the marketing of new deposit products.

Harley Kagan, managing director at United Trust Bank, said: “Sharon has considerable experience within the financial services sector and we are very pleased to welcome her to what is such a pivotal role in the continuing growth of the bank.”””

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