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Resimac names new regional sales manager

By Julian Barnes
18 December 2025
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Resimac names new regional sales manager

The non-bank lender has announced the appointment of a new regional sales manager to head up NSW, Queensland, and the ACT.

Logan Hilton - who has been with Resimac for the last four years as a business development manager (BDM) in NSW - is set to be promoted to the position of regional sales manager NSW/QLD/ACT on 5 January, heading up the BDM team across the South-East.

Hilton has held several senior roles in the finance industry, including as a partnership manager with aggregation Australian Finance Group (AFG) and business development manager with major bank Westpac.

Before his finance career, Hilton served with the Australian Defence Force.

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Speaking of his promotion, Resimac commended Hilton for his “reliability, ability to structure complex deals, and his strong relationship management skills.”

John Athanas, general manager of sales and distribution at Resimac, said: “Logan has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership qualities and a deep commitment to the broker channel.

“His dependability and ability to make complex deals work have helped brokers deliver better results for customers.”

A new NSW business development manager will start early in the new year to fill Hilton's outgoing role.

The promotion comes after a strong year for the non-bank lender, with Resimac having recently posted a 14 per cent rise in the number of active brokers submitting home loans from the financial year 2025 to FY24.

Its portfolio includes a home loans balance sheet of over $13 billion, an asset finance portfolio of over $2.5 billion, and total assets under management of almost $16 billion, as of 30 June 2025.

The value of home loan settlements has increased from $4.3 billion in FY24 to $4.9 billion in FY25. The value of applications also increased from $6.5 billion to $7.6 billion in the same period.

Asset finance has been a growing segment for the lender, driven by the acquisition of Westpac’s auto finance and novated leasing portfolio earlier in this year, which grew the lender’s loan book by $1.5 billion and around 100,000 customers.

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