Aldermore has appointed Chris Stamper to its board as a non-executive director.
Stamper joins the bank after leaving his post as director and chief executive at ING Lease UK, which went into run-off in November 2012, where he worked for 11 years and saw pre-tax profits grow from £10m to over £56m.
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Stamper began his career at Lombard North Central in 1978, rising to become managing director of sales finance in 1998. He then held management roles at Abbey National, including head of business, sales director and managing director of First National Asset Finance, before joining ING.
Sir David Arculus, chairman of Aldermore, said: "I am delighted that Chris is joining the board of Aldermore. He brings an invaluable depth of experience of the financial services industry and asset finance sector and will play a critical role as we continue to grow the bank’s lending and asset finance businesses."
Stamper added: "I am thrilled to be joining Aldermore at this time of significant expansion for the bank. Aldermore without doubt is set to be one of the most exciting opportunities I’ve had and I’m looking forward to working with Sir David, Phillip Monks and all the great team at Aldermore in developing the future direction of the business, in particular its asset finance strategy."
Stamper is a founding governor of the Leasing Foundation, and was formerly a director of the Finance and Leasing Association and a chairman of their Asset Finance Division.
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