BFS announces brand refresh

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Bridging Finance Solutions (BFS) has refreshed its brand and relaunched its website.

The bridging lender has refined its corporate brand and identity, working with local design agency, the Loft, which has also completely revamped the firm’s website.

The new site now includes information regarding the company and various products available.

Steve Barber (pictured), managing director of BFS, said: “After a decade in business and having grown and expanded considerably, we felt that a rebrand was an important next step for us. We’re really pleased with our new identify that undoubtedly reflects the business as it stands today.

“A thorough revamp of the website was equally important. Technology will play an important part of our business moving forward and the website must be a useable platform which can adapt and grow with us. Aesthetically and functionally the website is incredibly user friendly and both myself and the rest of the team are both impressed and pleased with the end product.”

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