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Next Intelligence announces BlueGamma partnership

November 8, 2026 by Mark

Next Intelligence has announced a new link-up with the pricing platform BlueGamma that will give advisors vital swap rate data.

The result of the partnership is a service called Swap Rate Monitor. Through it, mortgage advisors will be able to get information about the swap rates that determine how lenders price their products. They will receive email updates on these rates every day that are taken directly from pricing data on BlueGamma. This means they will no longer have to keep track of swap rates themselves using multiple sources.

At a time when swap rates are changing constantly and making mortgage prices volatile, this will be invaluable to advisors. However, they must be members of Next Intelligence’s mortgage club to benefit from it. For those advisors, it will be entirely free.

Next Intelligence is stating that the service will enable advisors to inform their clients about what is most likely to happen to fixed rates in the near future. By getting early information about swap rates, they can assess what pricing decisions lenders will make before they happen.

John Cupis is the managing director of Next Intelligence. He told Mortgage Strategy that the service would eliminate much of the guesswork for advisors when guiding their clients.

He then added:

“Daily two, five, and 10-year SONIA swap rates, compared with previous weeks and months, will give mortgage practitioners an easy way to see what’s happening right now and stay on top of those client conversations.”

Joining a mortgage club after completing CeMAP mortgage advisor training can have real benefits for an advisor.

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