West One appoints new national account manager

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West One Loans’ buy-to-let division has appointed Jez Quinn as national account manager in order to expand its broker relationships.

Quinn has 15 years’ experience in the industry including roles at Masthaven Bank, Secure Trust Bank and the West Brom Building Society,

West One’s buy-to-let division specialises in complex transactions such as large portfolios, large block exposures, HMO/MUFBs, holiday lets and will consider ex-pat applicants. Loans are all manually underwritten and are available for houses, leasehold flats, maisonettes, and new build properties.

Quinn said: “I couldn’t be any more impressed with what I’ve seen so far at West One. There is a genuine desire to say yes to deals that make sense and determination to be the best and deliver for brokers and their clients.

“I’m looking forward to working with brokers to deliver exceptional service and bring our manual underwriting and ability to handle complex cases to more clients.”

Andrew Ferguson, managing director for the buy-to-let division at West One Loans, added: “Jez will work closely with brokers to provide our pragmatic, flexible and expert service.

“The appointment is a key part of our strategy to become the ‘go-to option’ for brokers in the buy-to-let arena.

“He’ll work with brokers, reviewing each case on its merits and ensuring we support clients with the smooth and secure purchase or remortgage they require.

“We have set ourselves ambitious targets for this year and we’re confident that our investment in people will support these growth plans.”

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