Embracing Different, and owning it – Saffron for Intermediaries

Date :

Nov 10, 2025

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Client:

Saffron for Intermediaries

Saffron Building Society wanted to refresh the brand identity of its intermediary mortgage business – Saffron for Intermediaries – and stand out in a competitive, criteria-driven market. The aim was to develop a distinctive brand platform, grow share of voice, and build the profiles of internal experts within key media and broker audiences.

Value delivered

225

pieces of positive coverage

147M+

opportunities to see

700%

increase in thought leadership

5

award nominations under the refreshed brand

A platform with personality


We developed the new creative around the idea of ‘Embracing Different’ – a bold expression of Saffron’s flexible, can-do approach to lending.

The platform was brought to life through:

  • A striking chameleon motif
  • A richer use of Saffron’s signature purple
  • A refreshed tone of voice, balancing warmth with authority, and a hint of Saffron’s ‘quirkiness’

It was designed to work across all channels, with a build-once-deploy-everywhere approach – from press and social to web, internal comms and BD.


A distinct voice in a crowded category


Saffron’s brand refresh didn’t just boost visibility – it created a clear point of difference in a busy market.

The platform continues to support marketing, PR and broker communications, giving Saffron a more consistent presence and a cognisable identity that reflects its values and its ambition.

Testimonial

This company truly cares about its customers. They went above and beyond to ensure I was satisfied. I will recommend them to all my friends and family!

David Wilson

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Web Design

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Mobile apps Design

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UI/UX Design

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Motion Design

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Webflow Design

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Branding Design

PR

Content

Design

Social

Media Training

SEO

AIO

Brand

Creative

Thought Leadership

Crisis Comms

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PR

Content

Design

Social

Media Training

SEO

AIO

Brand

Creative

Thought Leadership

Crisis Comms

research