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Black & White Bridging's latest three hires see the firm's headcount double since January




Black & White Bridging has expanded its back-office operations with the appointment of three new team members.

Jenny Murray (pictured above, right) joins the lender as data and finances systems lead, Niamh Hunter (pictured above, centre) takes on the role of associate lending manager, and Helena Carr (pictured above, left) has been appointed executive assistant.

Jenny is an experienced financial systems manager who brings a wide range of sector experience in automation and system transformation.

She joins Black & White Bridging on her return to the UK, having spent the last two years living and working in New Zealand for companies including Lightforce Solar and Daifuku Oceania.

Jenny commented: “The Black & White team are clearly going from strength to strength this year and I’m excited to join them during such an important phase of their growth story.”

In her new role as associate lending manager at Black & White, Niamh will be responsible for processing loan applications and handling client communication and documentation.

Niamh has previous sector experience from a role at Together.

Niamh said: “I’m really pleased to be taking the next step in my financial services career as junior lending manager.


“I found Black & White’s transparent and honest approach to bridging finance really appealing and I look forward to showing clients exactly what we stand for.”

Helena, who will be providing support for the lender’s senior leadership team, has previously held executive support roles for Lowry Capital and Mint Property Finance.

Helena commented: “It’s a busy and important time for Black & White, following such rapid expansion and with a very busy calendar for the remainder of 2025 and into 2026.

Helena said that she hoped to support the senior leadership team at Black & White to allow them to focus on the lender’s overall goals.

Damien Druce, COO at Black & White Bridging, said: “In January, Black & White Bridging had 14 full-time members of staff.

“With these three new hires, we now have 30. While we have doubled in size, we are not neglecting the back end of the business; we aren’t interested in style over substance.

“Not only are Jenny, Niamh and Helena all crucial to the progression of Black & White Bridging and our development as a leading player in the UK bridging market, their appointments — along with some significant lending milestones — also illustrate the extent and pace of our growth.”

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