UTB reveals iPad 2 winner

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United Trust Bank (UTB) has revealed the winner of its latest survey.

UTB conducted the survey so that introducers could play a part in shaping the future of UTB’s products and service.

The development finance and bridging provider presented an iPad 2 to Geoff Wilson, group managing partner at White Rose Finance.

Rob Love, head of bridging sales at United Trust Bank, said: “We are very grateful for the feedback we get from introducers which forms such a crucial part of our ongoing commitment to delivering first class products and services. I am very pleased to present the prize to Geoff with our thanks for his participation.””

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