CrowdProperty hires new head of intermediaries
March 2, 2024 by Alan
News
A new head of intermediaries has been recruited by CrowdProperty, a company that offers financing for specialist property developments, as part of plans to broaden its network of mortgage advisors.
The man who is taking up the role is Steve Smith, who operated as an advisor himself for close to 10 years. In addition to that, he has also worked extensively in the fields of business development, finance and sales during his career, bringing around 25 years’ worth of experience to his new job.
His recruitment is central to the plans that CrowdProperty has announced for increasing the size of its network of advisors by double over the next few years. This growth strategy will be assisted by an investment of £3 million that the company received not long ago from Flow Capital Corp, a Canadian investor.
Following his appointment, Smith told Financial Reporter that he was happy to be joining the company when it is on an upswing. He then stated that the new financing will enable the firm to enhance its products and services as well as grow its network, before adding:
“Having worked as a broker for several years, I inherently understand the broker world and am looking forward to leveraging this first-hand insight to enable CrowdProperty to forge greater links with brokers UK-wide.”
There is a lot of appeal for some advisors in joining a network after they get the CeMAP qualification needed to offer mortgage advice, so many across the country will be keen to sign up.
Written by
Alan
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