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Clever Lending promotes Ivan Vizor to Head of Sales
Clever Lending, the specialist distributor, has promoted Ivan Vizor to Head of Sales. In his new role Ivan will work with the intermediary market to build business across Clever’s first and second charge mortgages, and their commercial and bridging finance propositions.
Ivan heads up a UK-wide sales team and his vast experience of the specialist finance sector will allow him to deliver new ideas and campaign proposals to the modern distributor market.
Clever Lending’s strong lender panel provides access to the lowest specialist product rates on the market and their transparent commission structure offers a 50/50 split with introducing brokers.
Ivan commented: “I am delighted to have this tremendous new opportunity to work with our fantastic team in further building the Clever brand. Specialist lending is a vibrant and dynamic sector right now and I’m relishing the challenge of applying my experience to further endorse our commitment to the modern broker community.”
Sam Kirtikar, Managing Director, said: “Ivan is a real asset to the business and I have every confidence in him and his team to grow existing relationships and build many new ones in order to promote our service offering. We have ambitious growth plans and Ivan will play a key role in strengthening our distribution network and further promoting Clever Lending as the premier master broker in specialist finance.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ron Bell .
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