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Ashim Maharjan

Associate Broker

Ashim works as an Associate Broker in the Mortgage Broking division at Empower Wealth. With a background in Business Studies, he began his professional journey in the data processing industry, where he spent several years working on high accuracy, process-driven projects, including roles that required strong attention to detail and team leadership. Over time, he developed a keen interest in the mortgage industry and transitioned into this field, where he continues to build his Expertise.

In his current role, Ashim is involved in supporting the end-to-end loan process, ensuring that applications are prepared, reviewed, and submitted with a high level of accuracy and efficiency. His structured approach, reliability, and ability to manage multiple tasks have enabled him to contribute effectively in a fast-paced environment. He is particularly focused on maintaining quality and consistency while supporting brokers and clients throughout the lending journey.

Outside of work, Ashim has a strong passion for music. He is a drummer and vocalist and also spends time teaching drums, which has helped him develop patience, discipline, and communication skills. Music plays an important role in his life, offering both creative expression and balance alongside his professional responsibilities.

In his free time, Ashim enjoys going on solo bike rides, which allow him to unwind and recharge. He also appreciates simple routines like enjoying a good cup of tea, which has become a daily habit. Whether through music, travel, or personal interests, he values continuous growth and strives to bring the same mindset into his professional life.

Ashim is committed to developing his knowledge within the mortgage industry and aims to contribute positively to the team by delivering consistent support and maintaining high standards in his work.

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