Clever Lending launches new sourcing system
Clever Lending has launched ‘Clever Sourcing’, its new second charge sourcing system for brokers, in association with Twenty7Tec.
"Clever Sourcing is not designed to be a substitute for advisor knowledge or experience, but designed to assist in identifying a range of opportunities that are suitable for their clients’ circumstances."
Clever Sourcing delivers the ability to source for a remortgage and a second charge mortgage and compare between the two.
Sam Kirtikar, Managing Director at Clever Lending, commented: “I am delighted that Clever Sourcing is in the market place. Keeping pace with the industry is key in our support to advisors and Twenty7Tec provided a solid foundation to continue this.
“Clever Sourcing is not designed to be a substitute for advisor knowledge or experience, but designed to assist in identifying a range of opportunities that are suitable for their clients’ circumstances. We foresee this being an excellent tool for advisors, ensuring that second charges can be accurately recognised alongside first charge, covering off FCA requirements, providing a compliant audit trail and giving the client the options they are entitled to. The system will provide clarity and clear reporting and we will continuously look to develop it further to ensure advisors, managers, clubs or networks are getting the most they can out of it.”
James Tucker, Managing Director at Twenty7Tec, added: “We were delighted to support the delivery of the sourcing system for Clever Lending. It’s an easy to use interface and advisors will benefit from having so much useful information at their fingertips. They have a unique brand proposition in the secured loans market and we look forward to developing the system further as market changes require.”
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