eGateway launches to market

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eGateway, the free to access trading platform for financial and non financial products and services is now officially open for business.

Available to financial advisers and intermediaries, eGateway offers access to a wide range of products and services as well as special deals for members. The service was launched by Kelvin Cooper, who was responsible for the instigation and implementation of the extranet 'The Port Hole' for Solent Mortgage Services. "We believe that although the public can go direct to access mortgages and other financial services, the intermediary is in the best position to provide appropriate advice," says Cooper. He adds: "This is only version one of eGateway and will act as the foundation that we wi...

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