The new brokerage network, Altura Mortgage Financing, has been launched, aiming to “be suitable for future brokers” when the mortgage industry changes fundamentally.
The London-based group starts with eight brokerage firms and plans to target “forward-looking brokers who want to switch from self-employed people to running their own companies”.
It added: “As vanilla residents’ mortgages are increasingly vulnerable to automation, the Altula network’s focus is to enable brokers to advise in areas of many traditional networks, from unregulated bridges and commercial financing to debt consolidation to debt consolidation, foreign national and foreign mortgage loans.
“In addition to enabling brokers to diversify expert mortgages and get them out of the traditional Chinese tape festival, the network also has a strong community element and provides ongoing and real-time advice and guidance through consistently providing on whatsapp groups.”
The business is run by Rob Gill (pictured) the director of the broker Coreco Group, who worked there for nine years. He also worked as a stock trader in Nomura for seven years.
The senior leadership team also includes Operations Director Francois Taljaard, Director James Hughes and Head of Business and Professional Loans Guy Nyirenda. The team has built the business for most of the year.
Thomas Group Financial Services is run by directors and appointed to represent Adam Thomas as part of the network.
Thomas said: “Althura is a network that removes traditional Chinese tape, treats like adults, and allows you to advise in every area of mortgage financing.
“On any day, I can engage in debt consolidation, first-time home buyers and foreign mortgages, as well as bridge financing and commercial transactions.
“The WhatsApp community they created is special and a great place for other brokers to pop up ideas from other brokers on the network.
“I have no plans to be a direct authorized broker because they provide me with the same flexibility and independence without additional management and costs.”
Jill added: “Having built and operated many businesses in the past, our management team is eager to share our experience and expertise with others who are looking to do the same.
“In addition, our goal is to release brokers from the traditional Chinese tape festival, which often block them so that they can diversify quickly.
“Now, more important than ever, the future of the broker’s business is crucial, and Altola’s entire model revolves around that.”
last week, Fintech Onedome has also launched a brokerage network that aims to “support brokers and companies at every stage of its growth.”
