OneSavings Bank announces new appointments

OneSavings Bank (OSB) has announced that Adrian Moloney and Roger Morris are to take on roles within the group, reporting into OSB group managing director for mortgages, Alan Cleary.

OSB revealed that with immediate effect, Adrian Moloney is taking on the role of group sales director, and will be responsible for the field and telephone-based sales team across the group’s lending brands.

Roger Morris is also taking on the role of group distribution director and will be responsible for all key and national accounts for the group.

OSB group managing director, Alan Cleary, said: “Congratulations to Adrian Moloney and Roger Morris on their new group roles within OSB. The new structure allows us to improve efficiencies and use our skillsets to support the group accordingly whilst further strengthening our aspiration of becoming a bigger, better and stronger specialist lender.

“Intermediaries are fundamental to the success of the group and pivotal in providing borrowers with sound advice, helping to ensure there is a strong, healthy mortgage market. These changes reinforce our commitment to our key and national accounts and the intermediary market as a whole and will help to deliver the required level of service and support.”

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