Trigold and Crystal in merger

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Trigold and Crystal Software Solutions have confirmed they are to merge into a combined business called Trigold Crystal Ltd, subject to formal consent from shareholders.

The firms claim the move will create the largest provider of technology-based solutions to the UK intermediary mortgage market with a combined user base of around 25,000 including the bulk of the major distributors and lenders in the industry. The stated aim of the merger is to create the first true end-to-end technology platform combining both the intermediaries and the product providers from point-of-sale, case management, business administration, product sourcing through to reporting solutions. Leveraging the existing Momentum platform, the combined business will expand its coverage to...

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