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Enness Global Strengthens its Footprint in Scotland

24th June 2024
Tamara Crowson Head of Scotland and Gibraltar

Tamara Crowson

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Tamara Crowson
Head of Scotland and Gibraltar

Tamara Crowson

London, 24 June 2024 – Enness Global, the international mortgage broker for high and ultra-high-net-worth individuals, business owners and entrepreneurs, has appointed Tamara Crowson as its new Head of Scotland.

The newly created role has been established to support growing demand for high-value mortgage finance across Scotland, driven in part by the increasing number of million-pound properties throughout the country. The role will also support the corporate finance needs of Scotland’s entrepreneurs and business founders.

With more than 25 years of private banking experience, Tamara will be based in Scotland and provide local, in-market support to high and ultra-high-net-worth clients requiring a discreet and highly personalised service. Her work will be supported by Enness’ extensive global network, expanding service offering and established experience in complex finance.

The appointment strengthens Enness’ presence in Scotland and reflects the growing demand for specialist advice from both domestic and international clients. This includes non-residents looking to invest in Scottish property, as well as high-net-worth individuals with increasingly complex and cross-border finance requirements.

Islay Robinson, CEO of Enness Global, commented:

“Scotland’s impressive real estate has always been an area of focus for Enness. The creation of this new role allows us to better support the growing needs of high-net-worth clients across the region, as well as non-residents looking to invest in Scottish property.

“Tamara brings more than 25 years of experience within the Scottish private banking sector and has an exceptional understanding of the local market. Her appointment further strengthens our global team and international presence, particularly as many of our clients have increasingly complex, cross-border finance requirements and value the benefit of local, in-person expertise.”

You can find additional information in the publications that covered the appointment below:

Scottish Financial News

The Intermediary

Bridging & Commercial

Scottish Business News