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NWC Finance has welcomed Boban Jurisic to its team as its new sales director.
Jurisic has more than 22 years of experience in the financial services sector, spanning banking, non-bank lending, and private credit.
Prior to joining NWC Finance, Jurisic held a string of high-profile leadership positions. His recent tenure includes serving as CEO and director of KB Executive Search, as well as CEO of Property Avenue and Finance Better. He also previously led large-scale growth initiatives as the CEO of Infinity Group.
His appointment brings deep institutional knowledge to the firm, following a career that includes senior leadership roles at major industry players, such as Pepper Money, Rate Money, Yellow Brick Road, and Finstreet.
During these tenures, Jurisic focused on national distribution, broker engagement, and scaling lending operations in competitive environments.
In his new role, he will be responsible for scaling NWC Finance’s distribution capabilities and enhancing the level of support provided to brokers and financial advisers.
The move is designed to bolster NWC Finance’s in-house expertise, particularly in structuring complex funding solutions for commercial clients.
The lender stated: “NWC Finance is pleased to announce the continued growth of our business development team with the exciting appointment of Boban Jurisic as sales director.
“Boban brings significant executive experience across banking, non-bank lending and private credit, having held multiple C-suite and senior leadership roles within high-growth financial services businesses. He will play a key role in strengthening NWC Finance’s distribution capability and deepening support for brokers and advisers across Australia and New Zealand.”
Commenting on his appointment, Jurisic said: “At NWC, my focus is simple: strengthen relationships with brokers and advisers and ensure we continue to deliver responsive, well-structured funding solutions across commercial lending. I’m really looking forward to working closely with brokers and supporting your clients with the right funding outcomes.”
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