Mortgage Brain reveals rebrand

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Mortgage Brain has undergone a significant rebrand, which includes the launch of a new look and consistent naming convention across its product range.

The new branding will be showcased for the first time across Mortgage Brain’s range of Mortgage Vision events which commence on 14 September. The rebrand is part of an evolution of Mortgage Brain’s strategy to bring together its broker propositions into an integrated ‘one-stop-shop’.

As part of the rebrand, Mortgage Brain’s suite of products are being renamed and a new website has been launched.

Zahid Bilgrami, CEO of Mortgage Brain, said: “In the past, much of our customer-facing materials and media have centred on the way that Mortgage Brain works with intermediaries. While intermediaries remain a focal point of what we do at Mortgage Brain, we work with everyone involved in the mortgage process, and we wanted this rebrand to highlight the breadth of what we do as well as bringing more clarity and consistency to the naming of the various elements of our proposition.

“At Mortgage Brain we remain committed to transforming the mortgage process through innovation, and offering complete transparency to all of our customers, whichever element of the mortgage process they may be involved with. This is an incredibly exciting time for Mortgage Brain, and the brand transformation is only the first in a long line of important announcements to come as a part of our evolving strategy.”

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