November 28, 2024 - 17:14

Paragon Bank’s Motor Finance division has announced a significant restructuring of its leadership team, promoting five key members to senior positions. This strategic move comes in the wake of David Wilson's recent appointment as Managing Director, following the retirement of Julian Rance in September.
Among the promotions, Geoff Duncalf, who has been an integral part of the organization for more than six years, has stepped up to the role of Head of Sales. This change aims to enhance the division's operational efficiency and drive growth in a competitive market. The newly appointed leaders bring a wealth of experience and expertise, which is expected to strengthen the bank’s offerings in motor finance.
The restructuring reflects Paragon Bank's commitment to adapting to the evolving financial landscape and meeting the needs of its customers. With these changes, the bank aims to position itself as a leader in the motor finance sector, ready to tackle future challenges and opportunities.
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