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Legal and General Mortgage Club appoints two to manager roles

by: Noora Ismail
  • 08/06/2023
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Legal and General Mortgage Club appoints two to manager roles
Legal and General (L&G) Mortgage Club has appointed Michelle Westley as propositions manager and Stephen Nobes as key relationship manager.

The company has also promoted Zara Bray to head of broker and propositions.

Westley previously served as head of marketing at Brightstar for 10 years and Nobes was head of partnerships at Tembo Money for just under a year. Prior to that, Nobes worked for Smart365, Iress and MortgageGym.

Westley has worked within the specialist finance industry for over 25 years and will utilise her expertise within her newly created role to review and implement changes in the firm’s propositions. She will collaborate with lenders, brokers, and non-contracted members to ensure the business continues to meet the needs of the market.

Nobes will leverage his experience from time at Tembo Money and head of network and club relationships at Smartr365, to support partners and their specific needs. He will seek to expand the mortgage club’s new business and will work to develop strategic business relationships with key decision makers at financial advisory firms.

Both Westly and Nobes will report to Bray who has been with L&G for almost two decades. Bray will be managing and developing relationships focusing on intermediary firms and key accounts while ensuring the mortgage club maintains it advantage.

Bray said: “I’m really looking forward to getting stuck into my new role at L&G Mortgage Club, especially as we welcome Michelle and Stephen to our growing team. Both Michelle and Stephen have extensive experience within the mortgage industry, and I have no doubt that they will play a key role in further developing our relationships and proposition across all channels.”

Clare Beardmore, director at L&G Mortgage Club, added: “With Michelle and Stephen joining as managers, and Zara moving into head of broker and propositions, we’re heavily investing in the future of the mortgage club and are excited to see these additions boost our ongoing support for brokers.”

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