Hinckley & Rugby for Intermediaries added to Submissions Brain

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Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has become the first regional building society to go live on Submissions Brain (formerly Lendex), Mortgage Brain’s multi-lender application and submission gateway.

The platform enables brokers to be able to carry out multiple DIPs and/or full mortgage applications and share documentation with partner lenders.

Intermediaries will be able to complete and submit a full mortgage application to Hinckley & Rugby through a standalone form via the Submissions Brain platform, which is sent to the lender via secure email.

Carolyn Thornley-Yates (pictured), head of mortgage proposition and distribution at Hinckley & Rugby Building Society, said: “We understand the appeal to our intermediaries of online solutions and are keen to embrace technology which will remove barriers to submission and help our team of mortgage specialists and our broker partners to operate more efficiently.

“This partnership between Hinckley & Rugby for Intermediaries and Submissions Brain is the perfect example of the mortgage market investing in and developing the integration of digital channels in the best interests of our borrowers.”

Neil Wyatt, sales & marketing director at Mortgage Brain, added: “I’m delighted that Hinckley & Rugby Building Society is now live on Submissions Brain. There is no question that Submissions Brain can make a dramatic improvement to broker workloads, saving vast amounts of time when submitting DIPs or full applications with our partner lenders.

“We have a host of other lenders joining the Submissions Brain gateway soon, which will mean even greater efficiencies for intermediaries.”

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