Skipton International goes live on Iress’s mortgage sourcing software
Skipton International’s range of UK buy-to-let products for non-UK residents will now be available through Xplan Mortgage and Trigold.
"Skipton Building Society has been offering its products on Xplan Mortgage and Trigold for a number of years now, and we’re pleased to be able to now offer a wider range of offshore products."
- Warren O’Connell, Iress
Skipton International is now live on Iress's mortgage sourcing software, Xplan Mortgage and Trigold.
All users of Iress sourcing products will be able to compare and apply for the full range of Skipton International’s mortgage products.
Skipton International is a bank wholly owned by Skipton Building Society, with over one million customers and over £29bn of assets. Skipton International’s range of UK buy-to-let products for non-UK residents will be available through Xplan Mortgage and Trigold.
Iress’s head of business development and sourcing, Warren O’Connell, said: “Skipton International’s parent company, Skipton Building Society, has been offering its products on Xplan Mortgage and Trigold for a number of years now, and we’re pleased to be able to now offer a wider range of offshore products. We’re fully committed to continuing to enhance the breadth of market offerings for our intermediary customers and working with Skipton International is an important part of that.”
Skipton International’s CEO, Jim Coupe, added: “Knowing how successful Xplan and Trigold have been for Skipton Building Society, I am pleased we can now offer our products and services in this way. The whole team is excited at the prospect and we look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship.”
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