Simply Business rebrands as it eyes global growth
The digital broker said the new logo reflects the diversity of business trades that it serves.
Simply Business has undergone a rebrand as it seeks to grow on the global stage.
According to the digital broker the new logo and brand identity offer differentiation in the insurance market and improved recognition.
The broker also stated that the redesign reflects the diversity of business trades Simply Business insures.
The redesign follows Simply Business announcing its global ambitions by opening an office in Boston in the United States. The broker already has offices in London and
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