New website and logo for Mortgages for Business

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Mortgages for Business has unveiled its new website and corporate identity.

The firm said its new website offers improved navigation and functionality as well as a new, cleaner design.

The site offers information on current trends, including regularly updated blogs and videos, as well as allowing direct contact to individual members of staff.

David Whittaker, managing director of Mortgages for Business, said: “The new website and brand are more closely aligned with the company’s strategic vision for future growth – and will enable us to refresh how we supply our clients with the very latest market information.

“We have a clear ethos on the way all clients should be treated when they organise a mortgage through us. Although our brand image has changed our brand values are still very much the same.

“In particular, the latest web tools will make communication easier, and ultimately our service for clients even faster and more bespoke.”

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