Cumberland BS partners with Mast

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The Cumberland Building Society is adopting the Mast origination platform for its intermediary lending channel.

The Cumberland has made the decision in order to modernise its intermediary lending channel, adding Mast’s set of tools designed to enhance efficiency and effectiveness throughout every stage of the lending process.

Grant Seaton, head of intermediary lending at the Cumberland, said: “The implementation of the Mast platform marks a significant step in the growth of intermediary lending at the Cumberland.

“We are committed to providing an exceptional service to the brokers we work with, with real people always at the heart of what we do; the introduction of the platform will enable us to provide an even better service to our valued brokers.

“This collaboration represents our dedication to embracing innovation and technology to better serve our customers and intermediaries.”

With Mast, all clients run the latest version of the platform, which is offered as a hosted SaaS product. This will allow the Cumberland to quickly adopt new technologies and integrations as they are added to the platform.

Joy Abisaab, CEO at Mast, added: “We are thrilled to welcome The Cumberland to the Mast family. Our origination platform is engineered to drive efficiency and excellence in lending operations, and we are confident that our teams working closely together will support the Cumberland in the growth of its intermediary lending division.”

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