Black Book Finance appoints North West BDM

Black Book Finance has appointed Andy Morgan to the role of Business Development Manager for the North West.

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Rozi Jones
10th October 2017
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"To ensure that momentum continues we’ll need to keep raising the bar in terms of product proposition, service delivery and introducer relations."

Morgan has over 25 years financial services sales experience, most recently at Clever Lending, where he was responsible for its broker-facing business development, network relationships, and for increasing the company’s introducer base.

In recent weeks, Black Book also announced the appointment of Ross Williams as its BDM for the South West, a £13.6m development deal completion with Shawbrook Bank, and the launch of further service additions, including a tax bill funding product, personal loans, and most recently a client referral service to access equity release products.

Andy Morgan said: “I’m thrilled to be joining Black Book at such an exciting stage. All the team are hugely impressive, with an old-school passion for service delivery, combined with a totally modern proposition that caters for almost every type of finance enquiry, and more besides. These days it’s about product diversification backed by top service delivery, so I’m convinced Black Book will soon become the go-to source for high-performance introducers. I’m excited to play my part in ensuring that’s the case.”

Michael Clapper, executive chairman at Black Book Finance, said: “Andy is a welcome addition to our team, bringing vast experience, a deep understanding of both our industry and of introducer relations within it. With Andy joining the rest of our sales team, Black Book can now offer such a personal relationship with our introducers nationwide.”

“We’re delighted that our all-finance proposition has quickly proved so popular, but to ensure that momentum continues we’ll need to keep raising the bar in terms of product proposition, service delivery and introducer relations. In an industry that’s increasingly digitalised, and with access to new product areas that often sit outside comfort zones, intermediaries need the reassurance of a real and trusted person to call on when needed, to help guide and get the job done.

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