Dragonfly suspends Martin Gilsenan
Dragonfly Property Finance has suspended its relationship manager Martin Gilsenan.

MARTIN GILSENAN
Jonathan Samuels, chief executive officer of Dragonfly Property Finance, says: “I can confirm that Martin Gilsenan has been suspended pending further investigation.”
Samuels told Mortgage Strategy that he could not comment further about the suspension but he says it is unrelated to rumours that Gilsenan is planning to join rival Omni Capital.
Omni Capital is headed by Colin Sanders, the former chief executive officer of Money Partners and CEO of GE Money Home Lending.
Gilsenan joined Dragonfly in September 2010 having previously worked at GE and as sales director at Money Partners.
A spokesman for Omni Capital, says: “I can confirm that Omni Capital is in the process of making a senior sales appointment, and that the person concerned is from within the bridging industry. Full details will be announced in due course.”
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Readers' comments (2)
Kop | 9 Sep 2011 12:29 pm
Bejesus Gillsey - have a Guiness come on Rangers and go for it son. See you in Reading soon!
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Roger Morris | 11 Sep 2011 2:51 pm
I have known Martin for longer than I can remember and he is one of the good guys, and someone I admire very highly. It was always assumed as soon as Colin took the helm of Omni that he would join as his sales director and won’t be a surprise to anyone when it’s announced. It’s also logical why his distribution, are unable to comment at the moment but I am sure more than anything they will support him more than ever when they get the chance to, as actions always speak louder than words. It’s also logical why issues occur when someone like him moves from a company. But one thing is for sure Omni are look set to give the Bridging market some real competition now he is potentially on board in 2012.
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