MagiClick agrees new Foundation Home Loans contract

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MagiClick UK has announced its new partnership with specialist intermediary lender, Foundation Home Loans.

The company has been selected to provide a variety of digital services that include maintaining and supporting the lender’s websites, migrating their existing platforms to a new cloud infrastructure, and implementing a series of new features and developments.

Mark Lusted (pictured), CEO of MagiClick UK, said: “We’re delighted to confirm Foundation Home Loans has selected us to be part of their forthcoming digital initiatives. From our preliminary conversations, it was evident they are paving the way with their forward-thinking digital strategies, and we’re excited to contribute our know-how to make their ambitions a reality.”

Foundation Home Loans carried out an extensive selection process before appointing MagiClick. The specialist lender said it was drawn to MagiClick’s specific qualifications and deep knowledge of the mortgage industry.

Chris Lomas, IT Ddirector at Foundation Home Loans, added: “Our choice to partner with MagiClick was driven by their technological capabilities and depth of experience delivering technology within the mortgage sector. We are very much looking forward to exploring the possibilities this collaboration holds for the future.”

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