Bank of Ireland UK relaunches broker portal

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Bank of Ireland UK has added new features to its mortgage application system for intermediaries.

Available through both Post Office for Intermediaries and Bank of Ireland for Intermediaries, the improvements to the product switching service allows brokers to submit and view transfers online in minutes.

Available across all residential, remortgage and buy-to-let products, the upgrade allows brokers to introduce new customers, as well as transfer products or reduce the term for existing customers online.

In addition, a range of new products have also been launched and are available for product switching residential and buy-to-let customers.

Iain Smith, head of intermediaries at Bank of Ireland UK, said: “We are excited to announce improvements to our service which will enable brokers to submit and view product transfers online via our award-winning mortgage application system.

“Bank of Ireland UK is committed to working with brokers to listen to their feedback and make their lives easier. This latest online feature is just one of several updates we’ve made to our online systems and services to save brokers time and make it easy for us to do business together in the future. Our new competitive products present another compelling reason to switch customers to a new deal with us.”

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