Capricorn Financial Consultancy appoints chief commercial officer
Capricorn Financial Consultancy has appointed Jeremy Law as its chief commercial officer to lead a team of over 70 advisers across offices in the UK, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Dubai. Advisers will span the firm’s specialist commercial, private client finance, and international teams.
Jeremy will also play a central role in leading Capricorn’s introducer relationships, including those with Dexters and many of the largest housing developers in London, along with further developing key lender relationships.
The new role reflects Capricorn’s impressive expansion, having grown its turnover and profit by 30% in the past year. The new position will also be instrumental in ensuring Capricorn maintain their 30%+ annual growth rate in 2022 and subsequent years.
Jeremy joins Capricorn from the Bank of Ireland, where he leaves his position as interim head of home buying and ownership. Prior to this, Jeremy served as head of sales and distribution at the Post Office and more recently as managing director of residential lending at Shawbrook Bank, having begun his career with various roles at Barclays.
Conor Murphy, CEO and founder, Capricorn Financial Consultancy said: “With a proven track record of driving business transformation to generate significant growth, Jeremy is ideally positioned to propel Capricorn to new heights. Jeremy is an ambitious and highly experienced financial services leader who prioritises the customer, and delivers incredible commercial success in doing so. Jeremy’s appointment is both reflective of and crucial to delivering our ambitious growth targets.”
Jeremy Law, CCO, Capricorn Financial Consultancy added: “I’m delighted to join Capricorn Financial Consultancy to further cement its reputation as an industry leader. The company’s impressive growth and bold growth targets particularly attracted me to the opportunity. I believe my extensive industry expertise and customer-centric approach will be a great asset to the team in this period of exciting expansion.”
