Paradigm Mortgage Services has announced a new partnership with MyGabriel Accounting Solution.
MyGabriel provides advisory firms with a system that completes all sections required under the FCA’s Gabriel data requirements.
The cloud-based software system is designed for any firm with investment or mortgage permissions that needs to file a Gabriel report, and provides firms with a simplified process to do this – producing a report in less than 15 minutes.
Paradigm said its member firms that sign up to MyGabriel will receive the system at a discounted rate and the price includes one-to-one training to use the system, access to unlimited telephone and email support, as well as a six-monthly pre-Gabriel review to assist in preparation and filing of the report to the FCA.
Paradigm Mortgage Services chief executive and Paradigm Consulting managing director, Bob Hunt commented: “This new relationship with MyGabriel offers our member firms access to its fantastic software solution which can, if required, work with their accounting software producing all the necessary information within 15 minutes.
“We’re pleased to be able to add this to our package of compliance-based offers, with firms also receiving MyGabriel at a discounted rate.
“It’s important we continue to help our members meet their regulatory reporting responsibilities, at the same time as we are supporting them through this coronavirus lockdown period.”
MyGabriel director, Anthony Boggiano, added: “We are pleased and excited about this new partnership with Paradigm and have high hopes for the future. MyGabriel allows Paradigm member firms to streamline their Gabriel filing processes, speeding up the preparation of information and simplifying the submission of returns to the FCA.
“This can free up time to concentrate on client care and revenue generation, while also ensuring compliance matters are being dealt with. We look forward to welcoming Paradigm firms into the ever growing MyGabriel community.”
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