Accord is latest lender for Lendex

Accord Mortgages has joined Lendex, Mortgage Brain’s multi-lender application and submission gateway.

Accord now joins Nationwide Building Society, Virgin Money, Coventry Building Society, and Platform on Lendex.

With the addition of Accord, brokers now have access to five of the largest lenders in the UK, which is set to increase to eight over the coming months. Lendex was made available to all mortgage advisers in February following a pilot.

The integration with Accord has been developed in collaboration with IRESS Lender Connect. As a result, Mortgage Brain claims that mortgage advisers will save up to 20 minutes per case by being be able to pre-populate data from Mortgage Brain’s CRM or mortgage sourcing systems to Accord’s MSO platform to obtain a Decision in Principle (DIP) without the need for rekeying information. Currently in pilot with Fluent Mortgages, the wider roll-out to all advisers is set to follow in the summer.

Lendex is available to any UK adviser via a standalone user interface meaning advisers can, with some lenders, perform multiple DIPs, full mortgage applications, share documentation directly with lenders, and track cases through a single login.

Jeremy Duncombe (pictured), managing director at Accord Mortgages, said: “We’re always looking for ways to improve our systems and processes to make things easier for brokers. Our MSO platform, together with Lendex, means placing cases with us will be much more efficient; speeding up the time taken to apply for a decision in principle.”

Neil Wyatt, sales & marketing director at Mortgage Brain, added: “We know from the feedback that the time being saved submitting DIPs or carrying out full applications through Lendex is making a tangible difference to the workloads of mortgage advisers across the country.

“At Mortgage Brain we are determined to transform the mortgage process for the better, and the fact that large lenders like Accord are backing innovations like Lendex demonstrates the progress already being made.”

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