In her new role, Emma — who joined the company in 2018 as a senior originator — will be looking after an extensive portfolio of customers, and will be responsible for growing new lending relationships.

Meanwhile, Matt — who was previously the lender’s head of deal origination — will continue to source and manage relationships with new and repeat borrowers, in addition to playing a larger role in shaping the strategic direction of the business under the leadership of Maslow Capital’s co-founder and CEO Ellis Sher.

Throughout their careers at Maslow Capital, both of them have played a significant part in the lender’s overall growth.

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Commenting on the promotions, Emma said: “I am inheriting a team of five experienced originators who I regard as the best of the best, in an ambitious organisation with a sense of real purpose that rewards your performance and drive with fantastic career progression opportunities. 

“I am very proud to be entrusted with leading a vital area of the business and I look forward to living up to the incredibly high standard Matt set during his time leading the team. 

“This is an exciting period for Maslow Capital and I am grateful for the opportunity to lead the team, as we continue to forge many more strong relationships with professional developers and brokers across the UK over the coming years.”

Matt added: “I am delighted to be passing the torch over to Emma, who has demonstrated the utmost professionalism, dedication, and willingness to go the extra mile for our borrowers since her arrival. 

“I have no doubt that Emma has the experience and wisdom to allow her to thrive in this position. 

“Our business is growing at its fastest ever rate and I am excited to take on a new role within our leadership team as we look to capitalise on an array of new business opportunities.”