Mortgages are finally moving with the times
Recent advances in fintech have meant that mortgage approval has gone from hours to seconds while also becoming more cost competitive
Financial technology is advancing at a rate of about two years for every month of the pandemic. That’s why we have seen decades of change come about in the past 12 months.
It’s not just about adapting to changing needs as customers move to the ubiquitous use of mobiles and speedy service with intelligent easy-to-use interfaces. It’s also about the need for financial firms to become leaner and faster to survive as traditional branch...
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