NCI integrates to Charlbury Group system

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NCI, providers of specialised field services to banks, building societies, lending institutions and solicitors is the latest firm to integrate to the Arrears Management System from the Charlbury Group.

NCI provide services to many of the leading banks and mortgage lenders in the UK via its 250 accredited professional field agents.

The Arrears Management System acts as a central hub connecting lenders with a variety of suppliers used within the arrears management process including asset managers, solicitors and field agent firms.

Dave Brewster, senior manager at NCI, said: “Connecting to the Arrears Management System will enable us to receive instructions electronically from lenders and distribute work to our extensive network of field agents in an even more timely and efficient manner.

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