L&G to offer Mortgage Brain sourcing

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Legal & General is offering Mortgage Brain’s sourcing system as one of its mortgage sourcing technology solutions to its appointed representative (AR) network.

Simon Maskell, marketing director at Legal & General Network, said: “We remain committed to providing our AR mortgage network members with the best software solutions to benefit their businesses.

“They currently use Trigold and we’re pleased to be able to offer an alternative solution by giving them access to Mortgage Brain’s sourcing system. This will allow them to search across a wide range of product offered by Legal & General Mortgage Club.”

Mark Lofthouse, Mortgage Brain’s CEO, added: “We’re delighted to be working with Legal & General. The company’s endorsement of our products and services is extremely welcome and a clear reflection of All New MortgageBrain’s market leading features and capabilities.”

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