Brailsford takes on new role at Pepper Money in sales team restructure

The changes strengthen national coverage and intermediary relationships.

Related topics:  Pepper Money,  New Hire
Rozi Jones | Editor, Financial Reporter
8th May 2026
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Pepper Money has announced a series of changes to its sales leadership structure.

Ryan Brailsford (pictured) has moved into the role of distribution director and will now be responsible for Pepper Money’s distribution strategy and delivery. In his new role, Ryan will oversee intermediary distribution nationwide and lead the development of key account relationships.

Rob Barnard will continue to lead intermediary relationships, dedicating more time to representing the business externally, strengthening industry partnerships and leading stakeholder engagement across the market.

Dianne Corner, national sales manager, will take over full operational responsibility for the field and telephony sales team.

Paul Adams, sales director at Pepper Money, said: “I am delighted to have been able to make these changes, they position us strongly for the future. Ryan’s leadership will be instrumental in driving our distribution strategy and supporting our growth ambitions over the next few years, and his experience will help us further strengthen how we partner with brokers across the country.

“Rob continues to be a significant asset to the business. Since returning to Pepper Money in 2022, he has played a key role in expanding our presence across distribution partner panels and championing specialist lending. This new remit will enable Rob to spend even more time deepening those partnerships while representing Pepper Money externally.”

Ryan Brailsford, distribution director at Pepper Money, commented: “I’m excited to take this next step leading our distribution strategy. Pepper Money has clear growth ambitions over the next few years, and my focus will be on building even stronger intermediary relationships and ensuring we continue to deliver the practical, flexible solutions and consistent service brokers need as specialist demand grows.”

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