Our Team

Nikes Khagram is a founding partner and director of KSEYE in the UK and a non-executive Director of KSEYE US.

He graduated from City University of London with a BSc in Mathematical Science with Finance and Economics. Following university, he started a property consultancy company, which involved advising on mortgages, property sales, management, sourcing, and associated legal aspects.

In 2006, Nikes along with his brother, founded a mortgage brokerage and property development company. Following the “credit-crunch” however, UK borrowing lines were limited and KSEYE met this demand with an entry into short-term bridging finance. By 2012 the demand for short-term finance was so high that the brothers focused solely on growing the lending business into a key lender in UK Bridging.

With a constant desire to make KSEYE a leader in the market, Nikes remains at the forefront of technology with investment in both systems and colleagues.

Jitendra Khagram is a founding partner and director of KSEYE in the UK and a non-executive Director of KSEYE US.

He is the former Director of an FCA Regulated Financial Advisory Firm based in London and has over 12 years’ experience as a Senior Accountant.

In 2006 Jitendra along with his brother founded a mortgage brokerage and property development company. Following the “credit-crunch” borrowing lines were scarce which created a gap in the market that was met with KSEYE’s entry into short-term bridging finance. By January 2012 the demand for short-term finance solutions became so high that Jitendra and Nikes focused solely on the lending business growing from a niche provider to a respected lender of Bridging finance in the UK.

Jitendra has been instrumental in completing over £676m of bridging finance deals at KSEYE with a strong reputation for providing optimum customer service solutions while building and sustaining deep stakeholder relationships.

Wayne is a founding member of KSEYE US and Head of US Operations.

Prior to joining KSEYE US, Potters launched the CMBS business at Société Générale and built the business into a top 10 originator in the CMBS industry with over $10 billion of originations while he was running the group.

Previously, Potters ran the CMBS business at the Royal Bank of Scotland where he helped relaunch the business in 2010. Over the course of his career, Potters has been involved with the origination and securitization of over $40 billion of loans and worked at Fortress, Merrill Lynch, and CSFB in various senior roles.

Potters earned a BS in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business.