MAB renews arrangement with TrigoldCrystal

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Mortgage Advice Bureau has renewed its agreement with TrigoldCrystal for a further two years.

This includes a six-month period where Mortgage Advice Bureau members will continue to use the Prospector sourcing software exclusively.

Peter Brodnicki, managing director of Mortgage Advice Bureau, said: “Mortgage Advice Bureau are pleased to have renewed our long-standing arrangements with TrigoldCrystal, particularly now that we have joined forces with Mortgage Talk, who have also used TrigoldCrystal exclusively for many years.”

Jon Whitmore, CEO of TrigoldCrystal, added: “Mortgage Advice Bureau network is well-known and highly respected and we are very pleased to enter this long term agreement to provide them with our highly acclaimed sourcing system to meet the needs of their members and assist Mortgage Advice Bureau achieve their growth aspirations.

“We have recently launched our new Prospector Version 9 which provides our users base with a number of important enhancements to the sourcing system which have been very well received. Over the years we have worked closely with Mortgage Advice Bureau and are very happy to be supporting them and their members over the coming years.

“We’re looking forward to developing our long and productive working partnership with the Mortgage Advice Bureau further as it continues to build on its success.”

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