Jerrold Holdings rebrands as Together following new hires and eight-figure profits
Jerrold Holdings, the Cheadle-based financial services group, has rebranded as Together after growing its staff count and achieving a £70.1m pre-tax profit in the last financial year.
The Together brand will now encompass all of the group’s financial products, which were previously known under separate names, including Cheshire Mortgage Corporation and Blemain Finance.
In the 12 months to June 2015, the firm embarked on a recruitment drive that saw the number of people it employs hit 390, a year-on-year increase of 12%.
Marc Goldberg, a board director with Together, said: “We wanted to create a brand that our staff, our clients and our business partners could all be proud of, which would sum up the way that we work and set us apart as a respected leader in our field.
“We had accumulated a lot of different brand names as a result of our long-term success and we wanted to establish a single identity, since ultimately our key proposition remains the same across all our products, and that is taking an individual approach to each case.”
He added: “Often that allows us to respond more quickly and meet tight timescales and that’s been a major factor in our growth.”
Established more than 40 years ago, the business provides commercial and residential mortgage loans to niche market segments.
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