Finova and LV= renew equity release partnership
Cloud-based mortgage and savings software provider Finova has today announced a new long-term agreement with investment, protection and retirement specialist, LV= to support the provider’s equity release platform.
The partnership will facilitate the migration of LV’s equity release platform into the cloud for future-proofing and efficiency, expanding LV's digital capability.
John Tilzey, sales director at Finova, says: "Our long-standing partnership with LV= has gone from strength to strength, and this new agreement reflects the shared commitment to delivering high-performing and customer-centric services in the equity release market. LV= continues to be at the forefront of market trends and conversations, and we truly value the collaborative way they work. We’re proud to support their ambition and continued leadership in this sector.”
Patrick Oldham, equity release proposition director at LV=, says: “We’re pleased to renew and expand our partnership with Finova, especially at a time when the equity release market is growing and evolving. For LV=, this agreement is about further enhancing our digital capability in areas that matter most and to amplify our customer offering. We’re passionate about driving innovation in the sector, and look forward to building on this partnership.”
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