Enness Global Mortgages, a mortgage broker focused on global ultra-high-net-worth individuals, has appointed Nigel Le Quesne as Non-Executive Chairman. He will, in addition, acquire an equity stake in the business.
Enness was founded by Islay Robinson and Hugh Wade-Jones in 2007 and has grown to become the go-to mortgage broker for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, with 35 staff operating across six offices in London, Monaco, Jersey, Dubai, Ibiza and Geneva.
The business’s day-to-day running remains with CEO Islay Robinson in London and Managing Director Hugh Wade-Jones in Monaco, with Le Quesne providing guidance and support to their international growth plans.
Le Quesne is the Chief Executive Officer of JTC PLC. Under his strategic leadership, JTC listed on the London Stock Exchange in March 2018 and is now a FTSE250 company. He has experience as a Chairman and Director in public and private markets and across several business sectors over his career.
Le Quesne says: “I am delighted to be joining Islay and Hugh as Non-Executive Chairman of Enness to assist them in their exciting and ambitious plans for its future development. My wide experience and history of managing a multi-jurisdictional growth business over the years will, I hope, prove invaluable in this regard.”
CEO of Enness Global Mortgages, Islay Robinson, says: “This is an important landmark for Enness and the absolute correct decision for both the company and our team. With Nigel’s guidance and support, we will now set upon an ambitious phase of growth, further cementing Enness as the leading mortgage broker for UHNW individuals on the international stage.”
Managing Director of Enness Global Mortgages, Hugh Wade-Jones, says: “It’s fantastic to have Nigel on the board at Enness, and we predict it will further accelerate the success we have enjoyed as a company, particular in the past two to three years.
“We have ambitions to create a truly global brand in the HNW space. Nigel has obviously had phenomenal success with JTC, who have offices in every corner of the globe, and we have no doubt he will be able to help us emulate the same at Enness.”
