To further enhance the power of the Digital Mutual, MV has announced that WhosOn has joined their evolving ecosystem of technology partners, offering secure live chat to their customers. Speaking about the partnership Sara Parker (CPO), at MV, said: “Working as the strategic technology partner to our customers, we have established a relationship with WhosOn.

We started the year by deploying major releases of all four of our primary products – ProVision Core, Online Banking, Broker and Integration Hub. I appreciate this created somewhat of a testing bottleneck for our customers but was due to our withholding releases during 2020 to enable our customers to concentrate on managing the effects of the pandemic.

Manchester Building Society has become the 24th Building Society to join the Digital Mutual and become a part of the Mutual Vision community. MBS and MV have agreed a deal to migrate the Society’s core banking platform for its savings accounts and mortgages from a Sopra Steria system over to MV’s ProVision Core banking system. The migration project is already well underway with a close and collaborative working relationship resulting in excellent progress to date.

Meet Adam, Senior Delivery Manager at MV: MV’s Product Development moving at such a pace, the delivery team has expanded to welcome Adam Barnes, Senior Delivery Manager. Adam is responsible for managing the day to day activity of the delivery team as well as implementing best practice processes.

Mutual Vision are delighted to welcome another bank to the MV Community – Tandem Bank.  Tandem Bank who has the mission to become ‘The Good Green Bank’ has gone live on Mutual Vision’s ProVision Core Banking system following a rapid implementation process of just 8 weeks.  ProVision Core features rich capability, robust analytics and powerful reporting capabilities will be used by Tandem to administer a mortgage book purchased from another lender.

A new report published by Whitecap Consulting in partnership with the Building Societies Association (BSA) finds that societies continue to leverage mutuality, regionality, and technology to create customer value and differentiation in the UK Financial Services market; however, the degree to which societies utilise each of these assets varies across the sector.