Tipton & Coseley BS partners with Mast

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The Tipton & Coseley Building Society is adopting the Mast Origination Platform to support its mortgage operations.

The Mast Origination Platform will streamline processes, improve underwriting speeds and reduce friction in the process, the society says.

Mast will modernise the Tipton’s mortgage processes and enhance its digital lending capabilities.

The cloud-native platform is fully configurable and integrates with various interfaces, from decisioning engines to ID&V checks.

Jason Newsway (pictured), director of sales and marketing at the Tipton, said: “We’re excited to partner with Mast to help transform our mortgage operations.

“Their platform enhances efficiency and will help us deliver a seamless experience for brokers and borrowers, reinforcing our commitment to continually improving the services we offer and making it easy to do business with us.”

Joy Abisaab, CEO at Mast

Joy Abisaab, CEO at Mast, added: “We are very excited to partner with The Tipton and support them in their transformation programme.

“We believe that true success is built through collaboration—when our clients thrive, so do we. Our platform is designed to empower lenders like the Tipton to achieve operational excellence, and together, we’re redefining what’s possible in the mortgage industry.”

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