LenderLive Rebrands as Covius

Oct 09, 2018

James B. Nutter & Co., a privately-owned mortgage banking firm headquartered in Kansas City, has rebranded its home lending business as Nutter Home Loans

LenderLive Holdings, the Denver-based parent company of LenderLive Services, LenderLive Network, and Require Holdings, is rebranding itself as Covius Holdings.

"For 20 years, the LenderLive brand has been synonymous with outsourced private-label mortgage fulfillment," said Rob Clements, the company’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "With the pending sale of our Network Division, we chose a new brand—Covius—that reflects our new strategic direction”

Clements added that Covius was chosen because it is the name of the company’s SaaS development platform.

“It speaks to what we have built to date and points to the future state that we are working toward,” Clements said.

The name change does not apply to LenderLive Network LLC, the private-label fulfillment subsidiary that Covius is selling to Computershare.

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