Mortgage Advisor

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This employed Mortgage Adviser job in London is ideal for an experienced individual excited by the opportunity of launching a mortgage desk within a rapidly growing wealth management business that soon will surpass £500m FuM across the group

Our client has an excellent array of opportunity for you to proactively utilise, with numerous existing wealth management clients who would benefit from them having an in-house Mortgage & Protection Advisor.

In addition, the business is in discussions with a potential acquisition, that has £100m of lending that is nearing the end of their fixed term deals within next 12 months

As you will be the first in-house Mortgage & Protection Advisor, it is critical you have the skills, knowledge, confidence and motivation to thrive in this role. Individuals with whole-of-market and complex mortgage knowledge is essential

Mortgage Adviser Requirements

  • You must hold full CeMAP or equivalent

  • You must have current CAS status as a Mortgage Advisor with 3 – 5 + years’ experience

  • You must be capable of being the first Mortgage Advisor and able to create / establish the mortgage desk effectively

    The Company

    Our client with their head office based in London has acquired a series of IFA firms across the UK. They are tech savvy, whilst still maintaining a traditional approach to financial advice. The company are directly authorised offering independent financial advice, with a centralised investment proposition.

    Mortgage Adviser Benefits

  • Salary of £35,000 - £40,000 depending on experience plus performance related bonus

  • Office based role (potential for hybrid in due course, but is important you are present in the office fully for time being)

  • Highly exciting opportunity to spearhead the launch of a mortgage desk within a rapidly growing wealth management firm

    Location

    Mayfair

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