New Leaf renews partnership with Twenty7tec for three more years
Twenty7tec has renewed its partnership with New Leaf Network for a further three years.
The renewal builds on a “long-standing” partnership between the network and the technology provider, said New Leaf’s CEO.
Daniel Hobbs, CEO of New Leaf, said: “The mortgage market continues to evolve, and networks have a responsibility to provide advisers with technology that keeps pace with that change. Our long-standing partnership with Twenty7tec has helped us support advisers with a more connected and efficient advice process, while preserving the personal service that sits at the heart of good financial advice.
“This renewal is about more than continuing an existing technology agreement. It is a commitment to working together over the next three years to develop the relationship, listen to our advisers and ensure the solutions available to them continue to meet their changing needs.”
He said the renewal served to minimise administration, creating a seamless experiences for adviser and client alike.
“The renewal comes as advice firms and networks continue to examine how technology can reduce unnecessary administration and create more connected experiences for both advisers and their clients,” Hobbs said.
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Nathan Reilly (pictured), chief customer officer at Twenty7tec, said: “A three-year renewal is particularly meaningful because it reflects the strength of a relationship that has been built over time.
“For us, a successful partnership isn’t simply about providing technology. It’s about understanding how a business operates, listening to what its advisers need and continuing to develop the relationship as those needs evolve.
“We’re delighted that New Leaf Network has chosen to continue working with Twenty7tec for another three years and look forward to building on what we have already achieved together.”
