New base for HML in Ireland

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HML has expanded its presence in Dublin with a new operational base.

The site in Clonskeagh, Dublin 4 is headed up by an experienced local management team, led by country head – Ireland at HML Bernard O’Sullivan.

The servicer also saw Fitch upgrade HML’s UK residential primary (prime and sub-prime) servicer ratings from RPS2+ to RPS1-. Its UK residential primary servicer (prime) rating is the equal highest rating of any servicer in the world.

HML has been servicing Irish lenders’ portfolios since 2005 and services three major Irish financial institutions’ portfolios covering approximately 10,000 customers.

Andrew Jones, chief executive officer of HML, said: “I am delighted to announce that HML has expanded its presence in Dublin with our new operational base. This reinforces our commitment to the Republic of Ireland and stands HML in good stead for further progress and growth.

“HML’s strengthened presence in Ireland will help support both our clients and their customers, and we look forward to developing our existing and new relationships.”

O’Sullivan added: “Having opened offices in Dublin last year, it is fantastic news that HML continues to grow in Ireland, with our new operational base testament to the successful relationships we have with our clients.

“I look forward to continuing to work with our Republic of Ireland clients, as well as taking advantage of new opportunities that arise.”

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