The Money Group appoints Paul Lewis as managing director of new mortgage club

Lewis, who was most recently head of intermediary sales for Mansfield Building Society, joins with immediate effect.

The Money Group appoints Paul Lewis as managing director of new mortgage club

The Money Group has appointed Paul Lewis as the managing director of their soon-to-be-launched mortgage club.

Lewis, who was most recently head of intermediary sales for Mansfield Building Society, joins with immediate effect.

He brings a depth of industry knowledge and was behind the 'Power Of 8' initiative which helped raise awareness of some of the niche lending opportunities that smaller building societies and specialist lenders can offer.

Scott Thorpe, director and co-founder of The Money Group, said: “As brokers, we understand what brokers want from a mortgage club, however just as important as that is recognising what the lenders are bringing to the table.

"It was essential to us to have someone come in and head up the club that could also speak the language of a lender. For this reason the new club is launching with the hashtag #yourclub because it needs to be about both the lender and broker.

"The club ethos will be about the 3E’s - engage, educate and entertain. I cannot think of anyone currently working in the industry better placed than Paul Lewis to help us meet those three criteria."

This is the second senior management appointment that TMG has made of late following the appointment of a recruitment and development director.

Paul Lewis added: “After hearing what TMG is looking to achieve in the next two years I could see that this was a once in a lifetime opportunity.

"My DNA has lending running through it and to hear the ideas and innovation as to how we could create a new club that was as much for the lenders as it is the brokers I just couldn’t say no. I am at heart a collaborator and team player and this will be the ethos of what #yourclub will be all about.

"I want us to be able to add value to both sides of the equation and some of the innovative plans will hopefully help show the important role that clubs play in the industry."