Exigo is a group of six conveyancing practices working together as perfect partners
to provide an unrivalled level of service to mortgage lenders.
Exigo provides the marketing and technology for the law firms that make up the group, and does not charge mortgage providers for its service.
Each law firm holds an equal share in Exigo and funds its operation. Exigo is not intended to make a profit; its focus is purely to provide and manage lenders' remortgage transactions.
The Chief Marketing Officer is Jonathan Woodcraft. Jonathan has worked in the mortgage industry for over fifteen years and has experience of managing both solicitor panels and lender relationships, where annual completions have exceeded 70,000.
Strict service level agreements are already in place for Exigo. However, these can be tailored to individual lenders' requirements and can include performance related remuneration. Accountability is paramount to all Exigo members to ensure its success.
State of the art information technology takes reporting and tracking to new levels, with 'on demand' reporting and centralised on-line tracking for both lender and borrower alike.
Exigo provides the marketing and technology for the law firms that make up the group, and does not charge mortgage providers for its service.
Each law firm holds an equal share in Exigo and funds its operation. Exigo is not intended to make a profit; its focus is purely to provide and manage lenders' remortgage transactions.
The Chief Marketing Officer is Jonathan Woodcraft. Jonathan has worked in the mortgage industry for over fifteen years and has experience of managing both solicitor panels and lender relationships, where annual completions have exceeded 70,000.
Strict service level agreements are already in place for Exigo. However, these can be tailored to individual lenders' requirements and can include performance related remuneration. Accountability is paramount to all Exigo members to ensure its success.
State of the art information technology takes reporting and tracking to new levels, with 'on demand' reporting and centralised on-line tracking for both lender and borrower alike.