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Cole Taylor Mortgage Partners With Blueberry Systems

Apr 22, 2013

Blueberry Systems LLC has announced that Ann Arbor, Mich.-based Cole Taylor Mortgage, a division of Cole Taylor Bank, has selected RELAY, the company’s enterprise loan origination system (LOS). RELAY’s advanced approach and scalability allow Cole Taylor Mortgage to enhance its growth strategy without worry about core technology. A recent independent study indicated a $287 savings, per loan, within three years of implementation of RELAY. “Our high-touch, relationship-based approach is what has set us apart from other financial institutions for over 80 years,” said Alan Holsztynski, SVP, Mortgage IT, Cole Taylor Mortgage. “What attracts us to Blueberry Systems is their mortgage DNA and their dedication to personal service. They know first-hand what problems we’re facing as a mid-tier lender. They are a great partner who will improve the quality of life around here and, ultimately, for our customers.” “Cole Taylor Mortgage sets the standard for their approach to outstanding service and their utilization of mortgage technology,” said Dominick Marchetti, EVP of Blueberry Systems. “We are thrilled by their decision to leverage our platform, experience and expertise to grow their business and their reputation. We look forward to their continued success for years to come.”
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