Brightstar renews Source deal with Twenty7tec

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The Brightstar Group has renewed its Source license agreement with technology provider, Twenty7tec.

The intermediary and specialist distributor has renewed its Source licensing for three years, enabling brokers to continue to source solutions for their clients through the online search engine for mortgage, secured and bridging loan products.

Brightstar has also renewed its packager agreement for three years, meaning Twenty7tec will continue to display products packaged by Brightstar on the platform.

The renewal of Brightstar’s agreement with Twenty7tec follows the recent launch of Brightstar’s new LaunchPad research, application and CRM platform to provide brokers with an improved end-to-end journey.

William Lloyd-Hayward, chief operating officer at the Brightstar Group, said: “We are really excited to renew our agreement with Twenty7tec, which forms a crucial part of our new technology offering. As a group, we are now able to offer brokers a more joined up process and even more niche opportunities.

“This approach enables us to enhance our market leading proposition and service to ensure we are the best referral service for network introducers and DAs. If you work with Brightstar, you won’t have to leave these four walls to have the best chance of getting your case placed.”

Megha Srivastava, national account manager at Twenty7tec, added: “Brightstar has an unrivalled reputation in the specialist mortgage market, and the renewal of this agreement is a testament to the quality of the Twenty7tec platform and our Source offering. We are very pleased to continue our ongoing partnership.”

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