OMS reports record-breaking July

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OMS has revealed that July was a record month for both applications and completions submitted via its CRM system.

In July 2024, the OMS platform facilitated nearly £1.5bn worth of applications and almost £600m worth of completions across all market sectors. This represents a 180% year-on-year increase in applications and a 130% rise in completions compared to July 2023.

The firm is on track to far exceed its 2024 projections, having reported a 132% growth in application levels year-to-date and a 145% increase in completion levels.

Neal Jannels (pictured), managing director of One Mortgage System (OMS), said: “A record-breaking July, along with unprecedented growth in both applications and completions across all market sectors, reflects the significant progress we have made as a business over the past 12 months. This achievement also highlights our ongoing commitment to delivering greater efficiencies and exceptional value to our users and strategic partners.

“Our continued success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire team. As we look ahead, we are excited to build on this momentum and continue evolving our offerings to ensure we deliver cutting-edge solutions that empower our users to achieve all their business goals.”

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