The Moving Hub launches conveyancing proposition to intermediaries

The Moving Hub yesterday launched its revolutionary conveyancing proposition into the mortgage intermediary sector with an exclusive promotion with Knowledge Bank.

The Moving Hub is a conveyancing platform designed to challenge the sector, while also providing additional benefits and support for introducers such as mortgage intermediaries, financial advisers and estate agents.

Benefits of the platform include up-front paid referral fees, buyer protection insurance to cover fees if the seller pulls out, a nation-wide panel of pre-vetted solicitors, instant quotations of fixed fees and access to a broker portal providing case tracking.

Alongside this launch, The Moving Hub and Knowledge Bank have announced a promotion which will allow brokers utilising The Moving Hub platform access to Knowledge Bank’s mortgage criteria search system free of charge for 12 months.

Commenting, The Moving Hub CEO Peter Joseph said: “Knowledge Bank has set the standard for firms looking to shake up the intermediary mortgage market and we are looking forward to emulating their success in addressing the status quo for brokers in the conveyancing sector as, quite frankly, there’s been precious little innovation in this area.

“Technology is changing the way we all do business. And it’s time for the conveyancing sector to better support introducers in delivering superior service levels and customer experience in terms of conversion, referrals and in the retention of more clients.”

Knowledge Bank founder and CEO Nicola Firth added: “We are delighted to have agreed this exclusive partnership with Peter and the team at The Moving Hub. The synergies between both businesses were clear from the outset in that our focuses were firmly on broker efficiencies and their clients’ experiences. Since our launch in September 2017, our aim continues to be to offer 'best in class' technology and solutions and our relationship with The Moving Hub supports this strategy."

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