Trigold merger with Crystal finalised

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A merger between mortgage sourcing provider Trigold and point of sale solutions firm Crystal has been finalised, IFAonline understands.

Shareholder approval for the new, combined Trigold Crystal was granted on Thursday and final paperwork signed overnight. Crystal shareholders will take the majority 60% shareholding with the remaining going to Trigold. Shareholders include Abbey and Prudential. The firms claim the move creates the largest provider of technology-based solutions to the UK intermediary mortgage market with a combined user base of around 25,000. Later this month, Trigold Crystal says it will be unveiling its 'blueprint for growth' which will sketch out ambitious plans to grow the business and outline thei...

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