Mortgage Advice Bureau confirms stake in Evolve Financial Solutions

Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB) has acquired a stake in Evolve Financial Solutions to strengthen its new homes broker panel and proposition.

The deal follows an intense period of activity in the new build market which has seen MAB invest in new build specialist Meridian, as well the subsequent acquisition by Meridian of Metro.

Evolve, which serves clients across the UK, will become an Authorised Representative within the MAB network. Founded in 2009 by the firm’s managing director, Jason Blunden, Evolve has grown to a team of 35 advisers working from its headquarters in Ipswich.

Blunden commented: “Evolve has grown rapidly over the last five years and in particular over the last 12 months. We have achieved a great deal and are set to achieve even more as part of the MAB new homes proposition, a collaboration of best in class businesses raising the bar in new build mortgage services.

“There is a strong fit between Evolve and MAB in terms of culture and shared ambitions, bringing together the best in technology, people, new build vision and expertise. We are looking forward to the exciting next stage in Evolve’s development.”

MAB chief executive, Peter Brodnicki, added: “Builders and new build customers rightly have high expectations, and our aim is to deliver a best in class service to both by partnering with the best and most innovative new build firms in this sector, and ensuring our in-house technology developments are tailored to the requirements of this specialist market and all its stakeholders.

“We have continued to add invaluable experience to the MAB New Homes Board, which now includes the highest calibre non-execs from the broking, lending and building sectors.”

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