Swansea BS partners with Knowledge Bank

The integration allows intermediaries to search and view the lender's products through a single interface

Swansea BS partners with Knowledge Bank

Swansea Building Society has partnered with Knowledge Bank to integrate the fintech firm’s criteria sourcing platform into its offerings.

The partnership will give mortgage intermediaries seamless, subscription-free access to Swansea Building Society’s comprehensive mortgage criteria.

The integration allows intermediaries to search and view the lender’s criteria for residential, buy-to-let, and self-build mortgages through a single interface. The criteria are regularly updated via Knowledge Bank’s KB PRO access, ensuring intermediaries have the most current information available.

Key benefits of the partnership include streamlined access to a broad range of lending criteria, real-time updates reflecting any changes made by the lender, and a mobile-friendly interface. Also, intermediaries do not need a Knowledge Bank account to access the lender’s criteria.

“We are thrilled that Swansea Building Society, a longstanding supporter of Knowledge Bank, has chosen to utilise our interactive criteria guide,” said Shane Chawatama (pictured left), sales director at Knowledge Bank. “This integration not only enhances the accessibility of mortgage criteria available to intermediaries but also reinforces our commitment to providing innovative, user-centric solutions that drive efficiency and success in the mortgage industry.”

Knowledge Bank launched the interactive criteria guide early last year for lenders who want to promote their criteria to brokers through their website, email footers, at shows and events via QR code, or on social media.

Alun Williams (pictured right), chief executive of Swansea Building Society, added that the partnership with Knowledge Bank reflects their commitment to enhancing the experience for mortgage intermediaries.

“By providing easy, real-time access to our comprehensive mortgage criteria, we are enabling intermediaries to make faster, more informed decisions,” Williams said. “This collaboration underscores our dedication to supporting our customers with the best tools and resources available.”

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