Senior Investment Lending Manager
Lewis boasts over a decade of finance expertise, transitioning from mortgage consultancy in the UK to medical and digital banking in Australia. Known for his proactive approach and clear communication, Lewis navigates clients through dynamic property markets, prioritising long-term wealth creation and risk mitigation.
Senior Investment Lending Manager
Lewis Johns joined ALIC as an investment lending manager in September 2022. His diverse background in finance and banking has made him an invaluable asset to the team.
Originally from the UK, Lewis began his career over a decade ago as a mortgage consultant for one of the country’s largest building societies. After moving to Australia in 2013, he put his skillset to use working in medical finance within a private banking capacity and then later in a digital banking setting. Being agile and seeing the bigger picture were prerequisites of this working period, allowing Lewis to exponentially refine his broking capabilities.
Lewis knows that the property industry is constantly evolving. He approaches lending scenarios with a proactive attitude, excelling at client communication and prioritising pragmatic, future-focused advice. He enables wealth creation through strategic lending and investments; providing clients with clarity and mitigating long-term risks is paramount to his broking approach.
In his spare time, Lewis can be found with his wife and two young sons, enjoying Queensland’s beaches or playing golf when he can.
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