When The Bank Says No says ‘yes’ to diversity and growth

By Bridging Loan Directory 29th October 2024

UK-wide mortgage broker, When The Bank Says No, has announced two new recruits to its team as it continues to scale up to meet growing demand for its services, with a strong emphasis on diversity.

The Frodsham-based brokerage, now comprising 38 staff, welcomes Laura Tonge, who joins as Specialist Case Manager, having previously worked as Case Manager at Mojo Mortgages.

Laura, from Denton in Manchester, started her career in Child Care Management before moving into finance and has four years experience as a direct underwriter and case manager.

Lucy Parker, from Grimsby, joins When The Bank Says No as a Mortgage Adviser, with five years experience in the residential lending space, starting as a Case Manager after finishing a degree studying Creative Writing at Sheffield Hallam and subsequently becoming a Mortgage Adviser.

Lucy Parker, Mortgage Adviser, When The Bank Says No, commented:

“I’m really excited about joining WTBSN, as helping borrowers negotiate the lending world is my passion.

I’m enjoying the diversity of enquiries I receive here as well as working with the vast numbers of lenders available to us to find the best solution.”

Laura Tonge, Specialist Case Manager, When The Bank Says No, commented:

”I was blown away by Emma’s infectious enthusiasm and the exceptional brand they’re building at When The Bank Says No.

Having a role model like Emma to drive me to success was another key reason for joining.”

Emma Jones, pictured, Managing Director, When The Bank Says No, added:

“We are delighted to make two new female appointments in our ongoing mission to recruit more women into When The Bank Says No as part of our wider diversity strategy.

Lucy and Laura both bring huge amounts of enthusiasm with them and I look forward to supporting them in their mortgage journey.”