Property development finance specialist Maslow Capital has made seven hires.
Kevin Manners has been appointed as finance director and will take responsibility for operations, cash flow management and loan servicing. After qualifying as a chartered accountant in 2008, Manners moved into the civil engineering sector before joining McLaren Automotive. He then held a number of positions in the UK banking sector prior to joining Maslow.
Andrew Pinfield joins Maslow as head of risk, working within the company’s underwriting and portfolio management arms. He has more than 25 years of banking experience gained from tenures working in property finance, risk, analytics and portfolio management at RBS, Citi, HSBC and NatWest.
Michael Kearney joins Maslow’s origination team after more than a decade as an analyst and a portfolio manager with ANZ Banking Group in Australia.
Thomas Ahearne joins Maslow as a deal analyst from United Trust Bank, where he specialised in property development, before becoming an analyst within the structured finance group.
Wojciech Chrobak joins Maslow as a finance analyst from State Street Bank, where he was a manager in the performance and analytics team. Prior to that, Chrobak spent four years at Liongate Asset Management, where he eventually joined the research team.
Karen Brown joins from the London Stock Exchange Group and brings more than a decade’s experience in specialist systems for the financial services sector. Brown was responsible for optimising LSE Group’s London and Paris multichannel platforms and at Maslow she will work on enhancing its system automation.
Gayleen Huggins has been appointed as Maslow’s marketing manager, overseeing the company’s external communications, marketing and advertising activity. Gayleen worked previously with MYJAR, and for various property start-up brands founded by The Richmond Group.
Ellis Sher, co-founder and chief executive of Maslow, said: “Today’s appointments underline the long-term potential we see in the alternative lending sector. The experience that these colleagues bring to Maslow will help us expand our origination sources and add operational capacity to our lending activities.”
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