Mortgage Underwriter

CBC Recruitment Solutions; City Of London; Hybrid; GBP 50,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A well-established bank in London is seeking an experienced Mortgage Underwriter to manage complex BTL applications. The successful candidate will build relationships with key broker firms and maintain strong internal connections while delivering excellent customer service. This role offers a salary of £50,000 to £60,000 plus bonuses and benefits.

Benefits

Excellent bonus and benefits

Qualifications

• Experienced BTL Mortgage Underwriter located in and around London.
• Ability to assess complex BTL applications.
• Strong relationship management skills.

Responsibilities

• Assessing complex BTL applications.
• Building relationships with key broker firms.
• Managing a pipeline of cases through to offer.

Skills

Experience as a BTL Mortgage Underwriter

Customer service skills

Relationship management

Job description

Mortgage Underwriter

London

£50,000 to £60,000 per annum plus excellent bonus and benefits

Our client is a well-established and award winning bank who are keen to appoint an experienced Mortgage Underwriter.

The successful candidate will be an experienced BTL Mortgage Underwriter located in and around London and the South or Southeast.

You will be:

• Based within several of our intermediary firms, assessing complex BTL applications
• Working closely with the new lending director, operations manager and sales team to build solid working relationships with key broker firms
• Maintaining strong relationships with internal stakeholders including underwriters, surveyors, legal and credit risk.
• Working promptly and with pace to manage a pipeline of cases through to offer whilst maintaining risk appetite and quality
• Dealing with queries and enquiries effectively, accurately, and professionally, delivering excellent customer service

This is a fantastic opportunity to join our client during an unprecedented period of growth.

In the first instance please send your CV in confidence to Lucy Davies [e-mail].