Spicerhaart's Cox seconded to Sesame

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Spicerhaart has seconded operations director Steve Cox to Sesame as mortgage development head.

Reporting to mortgages and general insurance chief John Cupis, Cox will be responsible for relationships with lenders and packagers. Spicerhaart says Cox will be able to strengthen the bond between the two firms. “I am delighted to join the mortgage team at Sesame and look forward to supporting the company in the expansion of its mortgage business,” Cox says. “Spicerhaart Financial Services and Sesame have a strategic partnership and my new role will forge even closer links between the two companies.” To comment on this story, contact: Hysni Kaso Reporter 0207 034 2681 Hysni.Kaso...

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