Central Trust goes live on Mortgage Brain’s Criteria Hub

Users of Mortgage Brain’s criteria-based sourcing solution, Criteria Hub, will now be able to include Central Trust in their searches.

Brokers using the mortgage technology expert’s Criteria Hub are able to search across thousands of different criteria employed by different mortgage lenders to identify which are most suitable for their clients.

Watford-based Central Trust is a secured loan specialist and has been lending for more than 30 years. It currently provides loans of between £10,000 and £250,000 across terms ranging from three to 25 years, and up to a maximum LTV of 75%.

“We are delighted to go live on Criteria Hub,” Central Trust commercial director, Maeve Ward, commented. “Brokers play a vital role in helping borrowers find the best second charge funding available to them, and we are keen to support Criteria Hub as it is clear that it provides time-saving benefits for brokers and their clients.”

Mortgage Brain sales and marketing director, Neil Wyatt, added: “There is undeniable momentum growing behind Criteria Hub, with brokers able to source across dozens of different lenders and thousands of criteria when using the solution.

“This can save brokers invaluable time, quickly helping them identify the most appropriate lenders. That’s no mean feat given the speed at which products and criteria have changed since the onset of the pandemic.”

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