Grant was previously head of digital community at Mortgage Gym – where he served for just under a year – and was responsible for managing relationships with lenders, mortgage networks and mortgage clubs, as well as arranging marketing events and training all brokers in fintech.
He has also held a range of business development managerial roles and a consultancy role at both Atom and Metro Bank.
Grant said: “The need for specialist products continues to grow whether clients are portfolio landlords, self-employed or first-time landlords making their first purchase.
- FHL introduces portfolio BTL cashback product
- Are portfolio landlords finding it harder to secure finance?
- Landbay partners with Criteria Hub
“Currently, these sectors are underserved, but with Foundation Home Loans’ competitive and flexible offering, there is a real opportunity to ensure this is no longer the case.”
Andrew Ferguson, commercial director at Foundation Home Loans, added: “With Grant supporting our work with existing strategic distribution partners, we will be able to continue making a positive impact on the specialist lending market.
“Grant’s main focus will be on listening and understanding their immediate and long-term business needs, identifying new areas where Foundation Home Loans can add real value to brokers and their clients through our sensible, no-nonsense specialist lending proposition.”
Leave a comment