Spicerhaart Corporate Sales appointment aims to strengthen lender support
Spicerhaart Corporate Sales has appointed David Hunter as client account manager in a move to enhance its service to mortgage lenders and financial institutions.
Hunter will work closely with banks, building societies and other lenders to support the management of property portfolios, including distressed assets. His role will involve developing appropriate exit strategies and ensuring positive outcomes for both lenders and borrowers.
With nearly four decades of experience in the mortgage and property sectors, Hunter joins from Rockstead, where he was senior business development manager.
Commenting on his appointment, Hunter said: “I am really pleased to join the team at Spicerhaart Corporate Sales and I am excited by the opportunity to use my market knowledge and experience from across 37 years to contribute to its future success.”
David Miller, divisional director at Spicerhaart Corporate Sales, said: “With his wealth of knowledge and experience in this sector, David is a tremendous addition to our team as we continue to scale and establish new partnerships with banks, building societies and other financial/property companies.
“As lenders continue to demonstrate that repossession is very much a last resort, we have continued to see high demand for our services. Alongside proactive strategies to understand value and any potential risk within a mortgage book, we also work closely with lenders through assisted voluntary sale schemes to achieve the best possible price in the shortest amount of time. Most importantly, this approach enables us to deliver positive outcomes for both the lender and the borrower.”
Jefferies London targets innovation with new strategic partners
Jefferies London – a brokerage specialising in prime residential property – has appointed Evrard Bordier and Kas Bordier as strategic partners.
Evrard Bordier is managing partner of Swiss private bank Bordier & Cie, while Kas Bordier is founder of wellness firm Mavi.
In a joint statement, Evrard and Kas Bordier said: “The UK estate market is at a turning point. We’ve spent years learning by living – across Europe and Asia – and we believe the next chapter will be written by those who understand both legacy and disruption.
“We believe London real estate will continue to attract high and ultra-high-net-worth individuals. It’s not just a place to invest – it’s a platform for legacy and long-term value.”
Damien Jefferies, founder of Jefferies London, said: “To welcome Evrard and Kas into the business is not only a privilege, but a clear signal of the kind of organisation we are building at Jefferies London. They bring a wealth of global experience, an extraordinary depth of character, and a shared belief in what’s possible when innovation meets integrity.
“This partnership speaks to our long-term ambition – to lead London’s prime market not just in transactions, but in vision.”
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