Adrian Moloney promoted to Group Lending Distribution Director to lead OSB Group’s digital and AI strategy for intermediaries

15 January 2026

OSB Group, the UK’s leading specialist lender, has announced the promotion of Adrian Moloney to Group Lending Distribution Director. The promotion is part of the Group’s AI focus and digital-first strategy to deliver simpler, smarter and quicker interactions for mortgage intermediaries across the UK.

In his expanded role, Adrian will be responsible for shaping and delivering OSB Group’s lending distribution strategy across its 3 specialist lending brands; Precise, Rely and InterBay. This includes a strong focus on digital innovation, AI-enabled experience, and frictionless intermediary journeys to further support brokers during their interactions.

Adrian's promotion reflects OSB Group’s continued investment in technology and data to better support brokers navigating an increasingly complex lending environment, while maintaining the human expertise that is a vital part of the mix and underpins specialist lending.

Jon Hall, Group Managing Director, Mortgages and Savings, OSB Group said:

“Adrian has been instrumental in building trusted partnerships with intermediaries and growing our diversified lending offering over many years. Adrian’s promotion marks an important step in our strategy to combine human expertise with digital and AI-driven capability. Adrian has a strong track record of leadership and a clear vision for how technology can enhance – not replace – trusted broker relationships.”

Adrian Moloney, Group Lending Distribution Director, OSB Group added: “I’m delighted to take on this role at such a pivotal moment for OSB Group. We have a real opportunity to redefine how specialist lenders support intermediaries by using digital and AI in practical, meaningful ways – from smarter case progression to better insight and faster decisions. Our ambition is

simple: to make OSB Group the easiest specialist lender to do business with, while continuing to deliver outstanding outcomes for brokers and their customers.”