PMS adopts MortgageBrain

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Mortgage club PMS has selected Mortgage Brain’s new sourcing system as one of its preferred mortgage sourcing solutions.

PMS, which is part of the Sesame Bankhall Group, has been offering its mortgage club members access to ‘All New MortgageBrain’, since the summer of 2010.

Mark Lofthouse, CEO of Mortgage Brain, said: “To see another of the industry’s premier mortgage distributors adopt and endorse all new MortgageBrain is fantastic and testament to the system’s unrivalled sourcing capabilities and the impact it is having in the market place.

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