Tuscan hires regional sales director for Midlands

Short-term finance lender Tuscan Capital has hired Rebecca Salt as regional sales director for the Midlands.

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Rozi Jones | Editor, Barcadia Media Limited
15th April 2024
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Rebecca Salt will be working with firms, advisers and brokers across the Midlands region. Salt has over a decade’s experience in the commercial finance sector, starting with Aldermore Bank, before joining Bibby Financial Services, where she worked in Chicago on international assignment for two years.

Returning to the UK in 2020, Rebecca joins Tuscan Capital from Stream Bank, where she was recently working its bridging market team.

Rebecca will be working out of Tuscan’s Birmingham office. The lender also has regional offices in Manchester, as well as its London head office.

Jaxon Stevens, sales director at Tuscan Capital, commented: “The Midlands is a very important region for us as a lender, with a considerable amount of development taking place, and we have a growing number of business relationships in the area which require someone with vast experience and a very high skillset that can help us deliver for advisers and their clients. We are therefore very pleased to announce Rebecca’s appointment as she has those qualities, and more. She is already very well-known and well-versed in the Midlands, and I’m sure she will be of considerable benefit to all those she deals with, as Tuscan grows our sales team and our footprint right across the country.”

Rebecca Salt added: “I’m very pleased to be joining Tuscan as its new Midlands’ Regional Sales Director, where I’ll be highlighting not just our product proposition, but our fast-track process, to advisers and firms who have clients active in the area. There has been a considerable boost to both commercial and residential development in the Midlands recently, and this is set to continue into the future, so I’ll be working with firms to show how Tuscan’s strong range of short-term property finance can meet the needs of landlords and developers, and their ongoing projects.”

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