Castle Trust selects xit2 Valuation Exchange

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By Mortgage Soup

Castle Trust has chosen to use the xit2 Valuation Exchange to manage and control the distribution of its valuations instructions.

Castle Trust is planning to offer mortgages and investment products to investors and home buyers, upon FSA authorisation.

The firm is backed by private equity investors J.C. Flowers & Co.

Xit2 says its valuation exchange will deliver valuations data “quickly

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