Brilliant Solutions has today announced it is teaming up with Knowledge Bank as its exclusive criteria search provider.
Brilliant Solutions offers a whole of market, direct to lender mortgage club panel and a wide range of packaged services for specialist lenders in the residential, buy-to-let, HMO, bridging, secured loan and commercial sectors. It helps brokers access the best mortgage products across all mortgage categories, guaranteeing no product bias, paying brokers on the day of completion and has been working with brokers and lenders to shape the mortgage market since 1996.
Brilliant Solutions members will now be able to search almost 100,000 different criteria, from more than 200 lenders, across residential mortgages; buy-to-let; second charge; equity release; bridging; commercial and self-build.
Knowledge Bank streamlines the way intermediaries search for the right mortgage potentially saving them hours of time that can be spent with other clients. It is also helps with compliance as all search results are automatically time and date stamped with the broker’s name. The results can then be saved as ‘evidence of research’ alongside product sourcing results, supporting an intermediaries’ recommendation to their client.
Matthew Arena, managing director, Brilliant Group said: “The partnership between Brilliant Solutions and Knowledge Bank is the next step in providing our loyal brokers access to the all the tools they need to find solutions for their clients. Knowledge Bank is a fantastic award-winning search system, which will help them in their quest to quickly find the best lender for their customers.
“This will not only help them handle transactions more quickly but should help them convert more enquiries to sales.”
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