Stringer (pictured) joined the lender this year as telephone account manager. In his new role, he will assist brokers when placing first and second charge mortgage cases.
Norton Home Loans caters to people who do not fit mainstream lender’s criteria due to adverse credit or seeking finance for non-standard properties. It also lends on Right to Buy based on the council valuation rather than the purchase price.
David Binney, head of sales at Norton Home Loans, said: “I’m delighted that Tom has stepped up to a BDM role after joining us relatively recently as a telephone account manager. He has built a good base of knowledge in a short time and is eager to assist brokers any way he can. He will be instrumental in our expansion plans moving forward.”
Stringer added: “I am looking forward to aiding Norton Home Loans expand and establish new relationships with more brokers, whilst reconciling relationships with existing ones. With the affordability crisis and various other economic issues on the horizon it will be paramount that we steer Norton Home Loans in the best direction we can.”
At the beginning of August, Mortgage Solutions reported that Binney had been promoted to his current role after nearly seven years at the firm.
