The Charlbury Group announce AMG as latest integration partner

The Asset Management Group, the asset manager, provides a broad range of services regarding the management of housing assets which requires links to a wide range of providers in the market. This new integration will provide them with enhanced connectivity through The Charlbury Group to a range of partner firms in the industry.

The Charlbury Group supports multiple integrations to ensure that firms with complementary offerings are able to seamlessly communicate and demonstrate best practice throughout the arrears process. The creation of this integration with The Charlbury Group means that their systems and technologies are integrated to enable the quick and efficient flow of information regarding properties in possession.

Paul Duckworth, director at The Charlbury Group said: “The need for efficient distribution of instructions within the asset management sector is crucial not least thanks to the number of properties being taken into possession. Existing manual processes have been able to cope with low volumes in recent years but they struggle to cope with today’s market activity. AMG has always had a focus on using the latest technology at the heart of their business which is why we’re so delighted to work with them on this integration. As business increases in this sector, it is crucial that leading players such as AMG are a driving force for ongoing enhancements and efficiencies. We are looking forward to connecting all the key firms in the repossession process and so are very much looking forward to working with AMG.”

Simon Matthews, managing director at AMG said; “Thanks to the existing integrations that TCG have in the market means that one connection to them opens multiple channels of data distribution. Additionally, it means for our new clients and partners that almost all the integration work has already been completed. This saves us time, effort and money and allows us to work more efficiently and effectively with existing and new clients.”