Mortgage Brain to hold demonstration workshops

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Mortgage Brain is holding a series of ‘Leading the Way’ events.

They will take place throughout the country during June and July 2011.

The events, which include a range of Working Smarter and ‘Key’ workshops as well as a number of informal breakfast meetings, are designed to give intermediaries a detailed insight into Mortgage Brain’s suite of technology solutions.

Supported by Halifax, LV= and IFAConveyancing, the events will give both Mortgage Brain and prospective Mortgage Brain customers the opportunity to see live demonstrations of MortgageBrain’s latest sourcing system, as well as Mortgage Brain’s consumer facing sourcing system, Broker 2 Consumer, the Key and the Mortgage Trading Exchange.

Mark Lofthouse , CEO of Mortgage Brain, said: “We have built an enviable suite of technology solutions designed to enhance the mortgage sales process and support brokers

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