Molo has expanded its strategic partnership with LMS by joining the LMS Panel Link platform, as the specialist lender looks to improve efficiency throughout the post-offer mortgage process.
The lender said the move aims to help brokers progress cases more efficiently through to completion, particularly as specialist lending cases become increasingly complex and volumes continue to grow.
Panel Link enables brokers and borrowers to connect with a panel of trusted, pre-approved law firms through a single platform, helping deliver greater consistency in panel management and improved oversight throughout the conveyancing journey.
Through the partnership, Molo will now have access to Secure Link for exchanging sensitive post-offer information and redemption statements securely between lenders and conveyancers, Document Distribution to speed up delivery of mortgage offer documents and other paperwork, as well as Charge Registration functionality to support a more streamlined registration process.
The latest integration builds on Molo’s existing digital partnership with LMS, following its API integration with LMS Select in March 2024.
Matthew Kimber (pictured), chief executive officer at Molo, said: “Joining Panel Link is a natural progression in our ongoing partnership with LMS.
“As a lender, our priority is to ensure momentum does not drop after offer. Panel Link provides us with greater visibility and control at a critical stage of the mortgage journey.
“It enables brokers to progress their clients’ cases smoothly, with greater certainty through to completion. As volumes grow, this approach helps us maintain consistency, manage risk effectively and deliver reliable service across increasingly complex cases.”
Suzanne O’Connor, chief relationship officer at LMS, said: “We are delighted to welcome Molo to Panel Link, as our partnership continues to expand.
“By providing a secure, centralised way to work with trusted law firms, Panel Link supports lenders to scale with confidence, whilst maintaining quality and efficiencies across every transaction.”