After establishing the business and ahead of growing it further, ASFL recognised the need to update its technology to better align with its rapidly growing headcount and client expansion.
Arbuthnot Specialist Finance Limited (ASFL), the short-term property finance arm of Arbuthnot Latham, has adopted the nCino Bank Operating System.
After establishing the business and ahead of growing it further, ASFL recognised the need to update its technology to better align with its rapidly growing headcount and client expansion.
By selecting and implementing the nCino Bank Operating System, ASFL aims to provide a single platform in a cloud-native environment to manage the end-to-end lending process for individuals or corporate borrowers.
The nCino platform allows for the submission of loan applications, loan progress to be monitored and documentation to be shared digitally. In addition, nCino allows multiple users to work on a case simultaneously.
Shoaib Bux, joint MD at Arbuthnot Specialist Finance, said: “The nCino platform has provided us the digital capabilities needed to effectively serve the needs of our borrowers despite the challenges caused by the ongoing pandemic.
“We are continuing to support our clients across the country through streamlined operations as a result of nCino - from referral through decisioning and disbursement - which has created faster decision times, more transparency and greater efficiencies.
"Being able to collaborate, even remotely, from origination to in-life management on a single platform has uncovered many benefits and we’re excited to continue to grow our use of nCino to create an unparalleled broker and client experience.”
Ed Lane, VP sales at nCino - EMEA, added: “The Arbuthnot Latham name is well-respected, so to be involved with ASFL as a foundational technology platform is a privilege.
“We are proud to be working alongside ASFL through their next phase of growth by enabling the business to scale efficiently while providing the digital environment clients expect, not just today but into the future as well.”
