GE Money Home Lending looks to improve platform

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GE Money Home Lending has entered into a contract with technology and business process specialist DPR to start to outline improvements to its intermediary online capability and originations platform.

The lender currently has assets of over £9 billion.

A GEMHL spokesperson said: “This is the first stage in a process that is designed to improve both our intermediary and customer experience.”

Dave Patel, DPR director, added: “We are delighted to be supporting GE Money Home Lending in mapping out how they could improve their new mortgage processes.”

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