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The evolution of digital conveyancing and new technology that could revolutionise the profession. Innovation brings developments which affect daily activity in conveyancing. As consumer demand increases, this leads to new ways of thinking for the future. If you know of any technological advances in the property market, please email press@todaysconveyancer.co.uk.
Five hundred mortgage brokers have so far signed up for ConveyancingBrain, the new system for mortgage brokers, since it launched at the end of 2015. Mortgage Brain, who launched the product, say they are attracting fifty Read More
CHAPS to run longer from June Bank transfer system CHAPS is to stay open an extra hour and forty minutes from 20th June. The Bank of England’s Real Time Gross Settlement System, which processes Read More
A new online service named Application Enquiry has been launched by Land Registry, which they say enables organisations and professionals to view the progress of applications in real time. The free online portal replaces the Read More
Nearly half of UK companies have experienced a data breach according to the 2016 security pressures report from Trustwave. The survey of 1,414 IT professionals globally, including 204 from the UK, also found that unauthorised file transfers were Read More
The Land Registry’s website is set to be unavailable from 6.30pm on Friday 4th March until 6.00am on the following Monday morning. Access to the portal, Business Gateway and Find a property services will Read More
Recent statistical increases in law sector cybercrime make for disturbing reading, and as is the case with any criminal activity, the more sophisticated an attack, the sophistication required for prevention has to be far greater. Read More
In a culture of increasing risk management and regulatory compliance, it is curious that many firms fail to identify their single biggest risk area – their clients. From the moment that they make their first contact, Read More
Undeterred by the public failure of their southern colleagues with Veyo, the Law Society of Scotland have announced a partnership to develop an e-conveyancing platform. The platform has been in development since April last year Read More
Up to half of conveyancing firms could be losing out on efficiencies by using outdated software, according to Martin MacDuff, Managing Director at Redbrick Solutions. While Redbrick software is licensed per transaction with smaller setup Read More
Cyber security has become an increasingly important discussion point for those responsible for managing risk within legal service providers over the past twelve months. With more and more publicity surrounding the vulnerability of technology, risk Read More
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