Spiegel Accountancy Forms Partnership With 5X Solutions

Aug 02, 2017

Spiegel Accountancy Corp. has announced that it has formed a professional alliance with 5X Solutions, a mortgage research, data analytics technology company.

“Over the years, our companies have enjoyed great synergies oftentimes working together for the same mortgage banker clients,” said Henry Chavez, Senior Audit Manager at Spiegel Accountancy Corp (SAC) “We decided now was the perfect time to play off each other’s strengths and open the door to provide mortgage bankers with a wider variety of analytical tools coupled with the tax and audit intelligence of our experts.”

The collaboration combines SAC’s vast accounting acumen with 5X Solutions’ flagship business intelligence product, Telemetry MBI, to offer mortgage lenders unique financial solutions for optimized performance.

“Having worked together in the past, our companies’ close relationship brings added service and benefit to our mutual clients,” said John Beneventi, Co-Founder of 5X Solutions. “We’re looking forward to leveraging our collaborative efforts by providing the mortgage lending community with advanced financial solutions that improve measurement, management, and performance.”

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