The SME lender says it wants to strengthen its long-term commitment to the intermediary market.
The SME lender says it wants to strengthen its long-term commitment to the intermediary market.
This move supports brokers with clients seeking diversification opportunities within the commercial space.
The changes apply to buy-to-let, commercial term, first and second charge mortgage, and consumer buy-to-let products.
The Association is placing a renewed focus on technology, service, and assurance.
The lender's range is now accessible to a wider range of landlords, investors and brokers.
The lender has reduced rates across its business and buy-to-let products.
The new development rate complements a wider suite of solutions including bridging, refurbishment, and commercial mortgages.
The bank plans to grow its direct and vendor propositions.
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The provider has also updated its development finance product to allow full planning gain as a valid equity contribution.
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