Mortgage Brain/Berkeley Alexander integration offer

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Mortgage Brain has teamed up with general insurance provider Berkeley Alexander to give Mortgage Brain customers instant access to BA’s GI platform and the opportunity for advisers to get their Mortgage Brain sourcing and compliance system’s subscription free.

The ‘BA Bonanza’ incentive is part of an enhanced systems integration between MortgageBrain and Berkeley Alexander, and by putting a number of home insurance and ASU cases through Berkeley Alexander each month, Mortgage Brain users have the chance to get their monthly subscription paid for.

Mortgage Brain sourcing users can now gain instant access to Berkeley Alexander’s range of insurance products including ASU, MPPI and home insurance policies.

Brokers who complete four new insurance cases per month will get their sourcing system subscription for the following month paid for as part of the BA Bonanza campaign.

Mark Lofthouse, CEO of Mortgage Brain, said: “The introduction of a new integration supported by the BA Bonanza initiative is just one of many planned for our suite of market leading technology solutions, which are all designed to help meet the changing needs of brokers and the mortgage market.

“The ability to quickly and efficiently source and submit insurance quotes as part of the mortgage advice and sales process has proved to be a big hit with our customers and we’re delighted to have enhanced our service offering with a more sophisticated integration with a company like Berkeley Alexander.”

Mark Hutchings, sales and marketing director at Berkeley Alexander, added: “Mortgage Brain clearly leads the field in the provision of the best technology solutions for brokers and we’re delighted to have completed this integration to promote and illustrate our range of GI products on its systems.

“Our ‘BA Bonanza’ initiative really is a win win for brokers. Not only will they be able to benefit from commission levels of up to 27.5% for GI business put through Berkeley Alexander, they’ll also potentially be able to get their monthly mortgage sourcing and compliance subscriptions for free.”

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