HML introduces specialised Ireland website

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HML has launched a dedicated website for Ireland.

The servicer says its new site will support its focus on providing ‘thought-leadership’ within the financial industry in Ireland, where the company has serviced Irish lenders’ portfolios since 2005.

The website will act as a hub for newsletters, guest blogs, features, whitepapers, events and proposition content, providing content for clients, customers and the wider market.

Andrew Jones, chief executive officer at HML, said: “HML has 25 years of experience in the third-party financial administration market, and has been servicing Irish lenders’ portfolios since 2005. Several projects have been developed that support HML’s strategic view in Ireland, with new clients being boarded. This stands HML in good stead for further progress and growth in the country.

“The new Ireland website will help us to provide thought-leadership in relation to the unique challenges facing the Irish mortgage industry and allow us to share this with the widest possible audience.

“It also comes ahead of some further exciting developments for HML in Ireland, which will be announced shortly.”

Bernard O’Sullivan, country head – Ireland at HML, added: “With the Central Bank of Ireland setting borrower engagement and sustainable arrears solutions targets and the revised Code of Conduct on Mortgage Arrears coming into effect, now is an important time for the financial industry in Ireland.

“HML’s strengthened presence in Ireland will help support both our clients and their customers.”

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