HML rebrands to Computershare as firms integrate
Residential mortgage servicer HML will re-brand as Computershare later this month, as part of plans to further integrate the two firms.
"Since Computershare acquired HML, we’ve benefited from unprecedented levels of investment that has seen the business go from strength to strength."
Computershare acquired HML in 2014 and it will become part of the company’s Loan Services division.
In June this year, Computershare Loan Services won a major contract with the UK Government to administer mortgages on behalf of UK Asset Resolution.
In combination with existing HML clients and other recent contract wins, the total volume of assets under management by Computershare Loan Services now stands at £71 billion – more than half of all outsourced mortgages in the UK.
Andrew Jones, Chief Executive Officer at Computershare Loan Services – and CEO of HML when Computershare acquired the business – said: “Since Computershare acquired HML, we’ve benefited from unprecedented levels of investment that has seen the business go from strength to strength.
“Computershare Loan Services’ success in being appointed to service the mortgages of UK Asset Resolution demonstrates the power behind the combination of HML’s 25 years of experience as a third party mortgage servicer and the global scale of Computershare’s technology, knowledge and resources.
“HML has been a proud name in the world of mortgage servicing for many years and the business adopts the Computershare name knowing that together we will be empowered to grow and succeed further, particularly in the level of client and customer service we provide.”
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