Specialist lender West One now live on Sourcing Brain and Criteria Brain

Mortgage Brain announced West One as the latest lender to go live on Sourcing Brain and Criteria Brain on the 6th of October, which is currently reaching over 15,000 mortgage brokers across the UK.

Mortgage Brain has over 25,000 users of its products and services and is a Microsoft Silver Certified Partner.

The company is also a five-times winner of ‘Best Technology Provider’ at the Mortgage Strategy Awards, winner of the Best Sourcing System at the Financial Reporter Awards, and five times winner of the ‘Technology Advocate of the Year’ at the British Mortgage Awards.

Mortgage Brain Holdings Limited was formed back in 1986, and is jointly owned by Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group, Nationwide, NatWest, Santander & Virgin Money.

A top pick for mortgage solutions

As a leading provider of specialist mortgages and property finance, West One now offer residential, buy-to-let, and second-charge products which is available to Mortgage Brain customers through both of its industry-leading sourcing solutions, Sourcing Brain and Criteria Brain.

West Ones’ extensive portfolio of second-charge products for residential and buy-to-let borrowers has witnessed them become one of the UK’s fastest-growing second-charge lenders.

Additionally, coupled with the launch of their buy-to-let mortgages in 2019 means Mortgage Brain sourcing customers now have an even broader range of products to help match customer needs.

Paul Huxter, head of sales at West One commented: “We are excited to be live and in partnership with Mortgage Brain. Their system will be invaluable for brokers to be able to accurately navigate the market and find the right lender for their client’s needs”.

Neil Wyatt, sales and marketing director at Mortgage Brain added: “We’re delighted to be welcoming leading specialist lender West One to our panel. Our data shows continued high demand for products and the addition of West One will give their customers a better opportunity from our range of mortgage research tools”.