OAKLAND, CA-Locally-based Precept Mortgage will unveil its online commercial mortgage origination system Feb. 4. The privately held company led by three former Nomura Securities executives allows registered lenders a web-based platform to bid on loans underwritten at its preceptmortgage.com site.

Founded July 1999, Precept says its origination system is a sophisticated exchange between brokers, mortgage lenders and borrowers. Brokers register with Precept Mortgage at no cost, and borrowers working with registered Precept brokers receive significant discounts on Precept services. Borrowers will pay due-diligence costs and lenders would pay a registration fee.

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