Atom bank to retire Digital Mortgages brand

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Atom bank has launched a new broker website and brand.

The bank is ‘sunsetting’ the Digital Mortgages brand, so from now on will be listed solely as Atom bank on sourcing systems. The rebrand will remove any confusion that may have resulted from Atom bank having two separate brands for brokers and end customers.

Brokers do not need to do anything as a result of the rebrand, with all old Digital Mortgages links being redirected to the new Atom bank intermediaries site.

Chris Storey (pictured), chief commercial officer at Atom bank, said: “The launch of this rebrand is an important moment for Atom bank. We put a lot of work into ensuring that it’s as easy as possible for intermediaries to work with us, for both their residential and commercial clients, and this rebrand is another step in improving that.

“While the Digital Mortgages brand has been a big part of our growth, the time has come to create a unified brand that’s stronger and aligned under the Atom bank name and values.

“Atom bank has built a brilliant reputation among brokers, topping the bank category in the last two consecutive editions of the Smart Money People Mortgage Lender Benchmark. Brokers have been at the heart of building the website, ensuring that it delivers everything they need from a modern, nimble lender. We aren’t standing still either, with a range of new features lined up for the website in the months ahead.

“We are committed to working closely with our intermediary partners, delivering a better and faster service for them and their clients. While the name and website has changed, Atom bank will continue to deliver the same award-winning service we are known for.”

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