Mortgage Metrics partners with Sesame Bankhall Group

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Mortgage Metrics has announced a new partnership with Sesame Bankhall Group.

PMS Mortgage Club members and Sesame Network appointed representatives can now access Mortgage Metrics’ Pro Plan at a discounted price.

Mortgage Metrics argues that, following more than a decade of low mortgage rates, and recent market turbulence, brokers have been faced with the additional task of having to manually monitor all their pre-completion cases.

The firm believes it has addressed this growing problem with a rate monitoring solution that advisers can add to their toolkits. It has been designed to alert brokers when mortgage rates they have previously secured for their clients reduce.

Lee Flavin, co-founder of Mortgage Metrics, said: “We’re excited to be working with Sesame Bankhall Group and providing our software to its members. When we launched Mortgage Metrics our goal was simple – we wanted to make life easier for brokers who strive to go over and above for their clients in this highly fluctuating market. This goal is clearly aligned with Sesame Bankhall Group’s own values, and we’re looking forward to forming further
partnerships in the near future.”

Stephanie Charman, group partnerships & propositions director at Sesame Bankhall Group, added: “In a volatile environment where rates are continually changing, there is an even greater onus on advisers to ensure their customers are getting the best possible deal.

“By tracking thousands of product transfer, remortgage and purchase rates, this new and innovative tool from Mortgage Metrics will save advisers valuable time in the intense period between application and completion.

“It demonstrates how Sesame Bankhall Group is being a proactive partner for advisers, working with companies such as Mortgage Metrics to provide innovative solutions that help advisers work more efficiently and effectively in the best interests of their customers.”

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