The Lending Channel selects Twenty7Tec's LoanSource
The Lending Channel, formerly known as Blimey Loans, has today confirmed that it has selected LoanSource from Twenty7Tec, as its preferred secured loan sourcing platform.
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LoanSource enables intermediaries and packagers to source and compare secured loans based upon a detailed analysis of client circumstances. The system contains all key secured loan lenders, and produces documentary evidence to confirm the appropriate recommendations made to each individual client. LoanSource can be accessed on any device, including mobile phones and tablets, and provides users with an MCD compliant audit trail of advice.
In addition to using LoanSource internally, The Lending Channel will also be providing access to LoanSource to its introducer firms and advisers, enabling them to source secured loan products available from The Lending Channel, prior to submitting the case.
James Tucker, Managing Director of Twenty7Tec, commented:
"The Lending Channel have a proven track record in the secured loan market, and we are delighted that they have chosen to adopt our technology, both internally and for their introducer intermediaries."
Alistair Ewing, Director of The Lending Channel, noted:
“We spent a great deal of time looking at what else was available on the market and after thoroughly testing Twenty7Tec's LoanSource platform, we decided that it offered exactly what we needed. LoanSource gives us a high degree of efficiency and compliance which will allow us to continue delivering a quality proposition to our introducers.”
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