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November 3 2020

Proplend hires new Midlands representative

Michael Lloyd Industry News, News, Property, Top 3 Amjad Ibn-Abdul, Proplend

Proplend has appointed bridging loans specialist Amjad Ibn-Abdul as business development manager for the Midlands region.

He joins the peer-to-peer commercial lending platform from Alternative Bridging Corporation (ABC) where he worked as a business development manager for the Midlands for just over a year.

According to LinkedIn, this was his second spell at the bridging lender, following eight months as a group business development manager for Norton Finance after a year at ABC as business development manager.

Ibn-Abdul will look to use his experience to build on Proplend’s rising lending volumes, after the platform hit its £100m lending milestone in September.

He has worked in financial services for the past 16 years in a variety of mortgage and bridging finance roles.

In 2007, he spent three and a half years as a direct mortgage consultant at the Royal Bank of Scotland and over two years as a mortgage and protection adviser at Lloyds TSB Bank.

Read more: Proplend achieves record month in number and size of loans

Ibn-Abdul’s career then spanned several shorter-lived roles at Countryside Mortgage Services as a mortgage consultant, a temporary role as commercial underwriting case manager at Barclays and then as a protection and mortgage consultant at Platinum Life Solutions.

He then spent almost two years as mortgage underwriter at the Bank of England and a year as a commercial finance specialist at specialist finance brokerage Finance 4 Business, before first joining ABC.

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