Aberdein Considine appoints Tahir Bashir as new operations manager for banking litigation team

Aberdein Considine has appointed Tahir Bashir as the new operations manager of its banking litigation team.

Aberdein Considine appoints Tahir Bashir as new operations manager for banking litigation team

Tahir Bashir

Mr Bashir has joined the firm’s Lender Services Practice Group from the Ascent Performance Group, bringing 20 years of frontline experience in property and volume debt recovery with him.

Mr Bashir is a respected figure in the sector, having worked extensively with clients such as RBS, Santander and Lloyds Banking Group during his career.



He will be based at the firm’s Newcastle office, where he will oversee the firm’s rapidly expanding property and litigation team in the north-east of England.

His appointment follows a number of significant client wins for Aberdein Considine, which is now establishing itself as a major volume recoveries player in England and Wales, building on its market-leading position in Scotland.

Myra Scott, Partner-in-Charge of the Lender Services Practice Group at the firm, said: “Tahir is someone I have worked with in the past and I am delighted to welcome him to Aberdein Considine. He has worked with many of our clients throughout his career and his experience will be a welcome addition to our growing Newcastle operation.

“Our lender services group has been growing at an incredible pace over the last few years and given the multi-jurisdictional nature of our operations, it’s important that we invest in the very best talent.”

On his appointment, Br Bashir said: “Aberdein Considine is a firm I have admired for a number of years and I am looking forward to working with the team in Newcastle. Pan-UK recovery solutions are not widely available to lenders, so working within such a set-up is an exciting challenge.”

Tahir’s appointment is the latest in a number of senior hires at Aberdein Considine, and follows the recent appointments of Natalie Mortimer as head of compliance and Thomas Lillie as head of legal.

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