Billion-dollar broker Mark Stevenson has rebranded his brokerage to become Evolve Lending and Finance.
Sydney broker Mark Stevenson, managing director of Bell Partners Finance, has revealed that he has changed the name of his Sydney-based brokerage following the expiration of its brand licence agreement with accounting firm Bell Partners.
Stevenson, who has led the billion-dollar brokerage for the past 11 years, revealed that the brokerage will henceforth be known as Evolve Lending and Finance.
The team and contact details are remaining the same, with the brokerage retaining its business structure with brokers offering services in home, business, and asset finance lending.
Stevenson said that he believes the name change will mark “a new chapter” for the business, but noted that the brokerage continues to operate as business as usual.
“Our team is excited by the change of name to Evolve Lending and Finance, and the opportunity to move forward under our own brand,” he said.
“We offer our clients the same team as we had at Bell Partners Finance and the same award-winning expertise.
“Our main business line 1300 112 355 remains the same and staff contacts haven’t changed, so for our clients it is business as usual.
“We’re proud to represent the next evolution of client-focused lending – where relationships matter, expertise is personal, and solutions are tailored for real life.
“From home and investment lending to commercial, business, and asset finance, we partner with clients to make confident, informed financial decisions at every stage.
“Our team brings together decades of experience, industry-leading knowledge, and a proactive approach to securing the right outcomes – not just the fastest approvals.
“I am looking forward to achieving more success with Evolve Lending and Finance and enabling our clients to reach their goals and dreams by securing their financial future.”
Stevenson thanked his aggregator, Finsure, for its support of the business during the rebrand.
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