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StreamBank hires BDM for Midlands, Wales and West

StreamBank hires BDM for Midlands, Wales and West
Anna Sagar
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Posted:
May 6, 2025
Updated:
May 6, 2025

StreamBank has appointed Amy Robinson (pictured) as its business development manager (BDM) for the Midlands, Wales and the West.

She joined StreamBank on 1 May and will help grow its broker base in these areas. Her focus will be on “building strong relationships, identifying opportunities for funding, and providing hands-on support throughout the application process”.

Robinson joins from Masthaven Finance, where she worked for around a year as a BDM, and before that, she was at Apex Bridging for around a year as a BDM.

She also spent more than a year at GPS Financial as a mortgage broker, and prior to that, she spent over two years at Monmouthshire Building Society, initially as a branch manager and then as a mortgage adviser.

Roz Cawood, managing director for property finance at StreamBank, said: “Amy’s experience and knowledge of the market make her a brilliant addition to the team. She understands the challenges brokers and their clients can face and takes a practical, responsive approach to finding solutions. We’re proud to welcome her to StreamBank as we continue to grow our team and strengthen support across the UK.”

Robinson added: “I’m really excited to be part of the StreamBank team. I’ve always enjoyed working closely with brokers and helping them find the right solutions for their clients, so I’m looking forward to getting out and about across the Midlands, Wales and the West of England.

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“StreamBank has a strong reputation for being flexible and easy to deal with, and I’m keen to build on that by giving brokers the support they need to get deals over the line.”

StreamBank recently appointed Aiman Maklad as its BDM for London and the South and Lee Warne as a senior BDM for London and the South East.