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February 9 2018

Assetz makes three new hires to boost deal flow in the regions

Kathryn Gaw Industry News, News Assetz Capital, David Harman, Jason Roper, Karl Kent, Stuart Law

ASSETZ Capital has hired two new relationship directors and a credit manager to boost loan origination in the North West and South Yorkshire regions.

The peer-to-peer business lender named Karl Kent as relationship director for the South Yorkshire region. He previously worked in similar roles at Lloyds Bank for two years and RBS for 20 years.

Jason Roper joins Assetz Capital as a relationship director for the North West region, having spent 19 years at RBS as a relationship director.

Read more: Assetz Capital expands into Northern Ireland

In their new roles, they will be responsible for dealing with finance requests from small businesses and constructing suitable debt facilities for potential clients.

And finally, David Hardman has taken on the role of credit manager and will be responsible for credit sanctioning. He previously spent 35 years at NatWest/RBS, where he held credit manager and relationship director roles.

Read more: Assetz Capital boosts its presence across UK regions

“These appointments follow another hugely successful year in 2017 as we continue to grow strongly,” said chief executive Stuart Law. “We continue to attract highly experienced team members to handle the high level of enquiries that our competitive offering is generating.

Read more: Assetz Capital re-jigs accounts due to lack of loan flow

“With companies across the country increasingly looking at P2P as a viable funding solution, we continue to strengthen our team with the appointments of relationship directors in the wider regions as well as continue to grow our credit team.

“With this in mind, we are delighted to welcome Karl, Jason and David on board. Each of them brings a wealth of experience to the business and will certainly support the progression of Assetz Capital in the North West and South Yorkshire.”

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