Honister Capital chooses Prospector

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Honister Capital has chosen TrigoldCrystal’s mortgage sourcing system, Prospector, as their preferred mortgage sourcing software.

Around 1500 brokers within the group will be able to have Prospector software offered to them free of charge by their relevant networks.

Honister Capital is an independently owned financial advisory group which now owns the independent financial advisory businesses Burns-Anderson, Honisterpartners, Sage Financial Services and the direct to consumer business Willis Owen.

David Aylmer, business development and marketing director at TrigoldCrystal said: “We are extremely pleased to build on our existing relationships with some of the networks within the group and to secure this total group deal is testament to our dedication to the broker marketplace and to our market beating Prospector software. We will continue to work hard with the whole of the Honister Capital group and help them to continue to grow and succeed.””

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