New affiliate member of the Conveyancing Association revealed

New affiliate member of the Conveyancing Association revealed


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The Conveyancing Association (CA) has welcomed LMS – the conveyancing technology platform – as its newest Affiliate member.

With over 30 years of experience, LMS has grown from its original role of connecting lenders and law firms into a fully-digitised, connected ecosystem that underpins the home-buying and selling journey for lenders, conveyancers, brokers, estate agents, and their clients.

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Working with a network of over 4,000 law firms, LMS says it is focused on technology-driven efficiency, accessibility, and collaboration.

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LMS works with some of the UK’s largest lenders and conveyancing firms, delivering services and technology focused on improving security, transparency, and speed across the property transaction. Its solutions include:

  • LMS Panel Link – streamlines lender panel management through a centralised platform to improve efficiency, ensure compliance, and provides visibility for all stakeholders.
  • LMS Select – matches introducers with the right law firm for their customers using a journey that prioritises transparency, choice, and service quality.
  • LMS Remortgage – delivers a fast, digital remortgage experience, combining automation with real-time updates to increase certainty, and enhance customer satisfaction.
  • Confirmly – confirming law firms’ bank account details instantly to protect against fraud.

Last year LMS launched the National Property Transaction Network (NPTN). This industry-led initiative brings together key stakeholders across the property sector to develop and adopt interoperable technology standards.

As Affiliate members of the CA, LMS receive a range of benefits and opportunities including the use of CA branding, attendance and networking at member and online meetings, access to member firms, advertising and more. As a result of the membership, LMS will also be attending next year’s CA Annual Conference & Dinner, which will be taking place at The Belfry in February 2026.

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