Sesame Bankhall Group partners with Mortgage Metrics

Sesame Bankhall Group has confirmed a new partnership with rate monitoring tool, Mortgage Metrics.

The move will provide PMS Mortgage Club members and Sesame Network appointed representatives with access to Mortgage Metrics’ Pro Plan, at a discounted price.

Following more than a decade of low mortgage rates and recent market turbulence, brokers have been faced with the task of having to manually monitor all their pre-completion cases.

Mortgage Metrics said it was addressing the problem with an “innovative” rate monitoring solution that advisers can add to their toolkits. Having been designed to alert brokers when mortgage rates they have previously secured for their clients reduce, the software makes it easier for brokers to deliver good outcomes for their clients.

Co-founder at Mortgage Metrics, Lee Flavin, said: “When we launched Mortgage Metrics our goal was simple – we wanted to make life easier for brokers who strive to go over and above for their clients in this highly fluctuating market.

“This goal is clearly aligned with Sesame Bankhall Group’s own values, and we’re looking forward to forming further partnerships in the near future.”

Group partnerships and propositions director at Sesame Bankhall Group, Stephanie Charman, added: “In a volatile environment where rates are continually changing, there is an even greater onus on advisers to ensure their customers are getting the best possible deal.

“By tracking thousands of product transfer, remortgage and purchase rates, this new and innovative tool from Mortgage Metrics will save advisers valuable time in the intense period between application and completion.”

The move will provide PMS Mortgage Club members and Sesame Network appointed representatives with access to Mortgage Metrics’ Pro Plan, at a discounted price.

Following more than a decade of low mortgage rates and recent market turbulence, brokers have been faced with the task of having to manually monitor all their pre-completion cases.

Mortgage Metrics said it was addressing the problem with an “innovative” rate monitoring solution that advisers can add to their toolkits. Having been designed to alert brokers when mortgage rates they have previously secured for their clients reduce, the software makes it easier for brokers to deliver good outcomes for their clients.

Co-founder at Mortgage Metrics, Lee Flavin, said: “When we launched Mortgage Metrics our goal was simple – we wanted to make life easier for brokers who strive to go over and above for their clients in this highly fluctuating market.

“This goal is clearly aligned with Sesame Bankhall Group’s own values, and we’re looking forward to forming further partnerships in the near future.”

Group partnerships and propositions director at Sesame Bankhall Group, Stephanie Charman, added: “In a volatile environment where rates are continually changing, there is an even greater onus on advisers to ensure their customers are getting the best possible deal.

“By tracking thousands of product transfer, remortgage and purchase rates, this new and innovative tool from Mortgage Metrics will save advisers valuable time in the intense period between application and completion.”



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