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Trigold Roadshow dates
Moves
Trigold has unveiled the 2009 dates and locations for
its nationwide intermediary Business Academy Road
Shows. These free road shows have been designed to
equip advisers with the vital skills, knowledge and tools
required to excel in the modern advisory market.
Sebastien Maloney joins Exact
The following 20 dates have been confirmed with more
Exact have announced the appointment of Sebastien Maloney to the role of
expected to be added at a later date.
Group Finance Director.
10 Feb Newcastle 09 Jul Gatwick Airport
He is highly experienced in mortgage trading, securitisation, and risk
11 Mar Plymouth 21 Jul Coventry
management having previously worked at Merrill Lynch as Vice President within
24 Mar Newport 8 Sep Belfast
the Global Structured Finance & Investments group. Prior to this Maloney
14 Apr Southampton 22 Sep Manchester worked at GMAC as head of portfolio management & financial planning.
28 Apr Stock [Essex] 12 Oct Chatham Ian Lonergan, chief financial officer at Exact said, “I am delighted that Seb has
12 May Cumbernauld 27 Oct Birmingham decided to join Exact. He will bring a whole new dimension to our business and
[Glasgow] 10 Nov Heathrow his extensive contacts in corporate finance, hedge funds and investment banks
19 May Brighton 17 Nov Bath
will be of major benefit to Exact.”
09 Jun Harrow 24 Nov Exeter
Maloney responded: “The Exact story is very exciting as they are ideally
16 Jun Basingstoke 08 Dec Croydon
positioned to help mortgage asset buyers and mortgage asset owners maximise
23 Jun Nottingham
the value of their books with a suite of services including analytical, asset
valuation, credit, and due diligence services. Understanding and mitigating loss
Hodge training days
severity will become increasingly more critical as the year progresses.”
Hodge Lifetime has announced an additional series of
Ian Moore appointed to HML Special Servicing
free one-day revision workshops, designed to prepare
brokers for their Certificate in Regulated Equity
management team
Release (CeRER) examination.
HML has announced the appointment of Ian Moore as relationship development
The workshops will take place at various locations
manager on its Special Servicing team, a new role reflecting HML’s commitment
across the UK throughout February and the training
to growing its Special Servicing division.
will be provided by InsynergiUK. Places are limited
Moore joins the Special Servicing team from HML’s sales department with
and will be allocated on a first come first served basis,
immediate effect. The newly created role has dual responsibility for growing the
by calling Hodge Lifetime on 029 2078 7612.
Special Servicing client base and managing supplier relationships. As HML
17 February Preston Macdonald Tickled Trout Hotel
takes on more responsibility for the credit and arrears management activity of
23 February Exeter Exeter Racecourse
its clients, Moore will ensure service level agreements are adhered to by both
24 February Portsmouth Hilton Hotel lenders and HML’s own panel of third party suppliers. He will report to Paul
1 day revision workshop and exam preparation Fenn, managing director of Special Servicing at HML.
timetable 0900-1700 available on request. Paul Fenn said, “I’m delighted Ian’s joining us. Special servicing is a growth
9 March 2009
area and Ian’s appointment reflects our dedication to developing HML’s credit
collections offering. Ian’s proven track record at winning new clients adds a new
1st annual responsible lending
dynamic to the Special Servicing team - I look forward to working with him to
conference
expand and improve our offering.”
Ian Moore commented, “I’m looking forward to using the skills I’ve developed
during my six years at HML to help grow the Special Servicing division. It’s a
"Responsible lending" is a popular phrase with the
constantly shifting market at the moment and I’m excited about facing the
media and regulators. And responsibility is inherent to
challenges it presents head on.”
sound, profitable lending decisions. But what steps can
you take to achieve it? And, just as importantly in the
current operating environment, what information do
you need to assess and demonstrate that your past and
Ian Whittaker joins The Nottingham
current lending is responsible? This CML conference is
Ian Whittaker has joined The Nottingham as its new divisional head of marketing
designed to give you a practical guide. It will help you
- with a remit to consolidate and grow the society's relationship with its
to pinpoint the key regulatory considerations, as well as
customers in its East Midlands heartland.
to hear expert views from both outside and inside the
The 42-year-old is a marketing thoroughbred, with more than 20 years'
lending industry to help you achieve and demonstrate
experience gained working in the mortgage and savings sectors with household
responsibility in your own organisation.
names like Cheltenham & Gloucester and Alliance & Leicester. He has also
The day will be chaired by journalist, and Ex-
worked in the specialist mortgage lending sector and for the RAC.
Chairman, Financial Services Consumer Panel, John
Commenting on the appointment, David Marlow said: "Ian is a highly
Howard. respected marketing professional who brings a wealth of experience, gained in
Cost: blue chip environments, to The Nottingham. We have some big challenges
£365 for members (VAT exempt) waiting for us in 2009, and with Ian at the helm of our marketing operation, I am
£465 for non-members (VAT exempt) confident we are well placed to meet the key objectives we have set ourselves in
Location: London venue to be confirmed
the months ahead."
Time: 9.30am-4.30pm
www.mortgageintroducer.com February 2009 Mortgage Introducer
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