Afterburner AI does deals to cover 60% of mortgage advice industry
Financial advice AI platform Afterburner has expanded to cover about 60 percent of the mortgage advice market, through new enterprise-level partnerships with Link Financial Group, NZFSG and Loan Market.
Afterburner automates many of the admin tasks that take up mortgage advisers’ time, including mortgage recommendations, analysing business statements, bank handover forms, compliance documentation, client notes, drafting mortgage application and communication with clients and banks.
Co-founder Geoff Christopher, who is also a financial adviser at Float Mortgages, said demand for advice...MORE»
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