IFA agrees three-year deal with Mortgage Brain

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Independent financial advisers, TFA – Trusted Financial Advice, has chosen Mortgage Brain as its preferred mortgage sourcing solution partner.

The firm, which operates throughout the South and South West of England, has agreed a three year contract to provide its advisers with access to Mortgage Brain’s first and second charge online and desktop sourcing systems, MortgageBrain Anywhere and MortgageBrain Classic.

Charly Higman, mortgage director at TFA, said: “We’re delighted to be offering our mortgage advisers access to the best sourcing systems available. The advances Mortgage Brain has, and continues to make, to its technology solutions shows a true commitment to not just keep pace with, but lead, the constantly evolving mortgage advice market.

“We have no doubt that its sourcing systems are the best solutions for our advisers now, and into the future.”

 

Mark Lofthouse, CEO of Mortgage Brain, added: “Unlike any other mortgage technology provider we invest over 40% of our expenditure each year into product development. The result is the ability to create and deploy the latest, fully integrated, technology solutions available and constantly adapt to the changing needs of the industry.

“We’re delighted to be working with TFA and further developing a long and mutually beneficial partnership relationship.”

Earlier this month Mortgage Brain announced the acquisition of criteria-based sourcing solution, Criteria Hub.

 

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