Catalyst unveils lower rate for larger bridging loans

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Catalyst has launched a ‘low rate’ product for larger bridging loans.

Monthly rates are 0.55% at 70% Open Market Value (OMV) or 0.59% at 75% OMV.

The intermediary exclusive product has a £20 million tranche and is available for residential and semi-commercial bridging loans of over £750,000.

This product is available for auction purchases, development exits, purchases, refinances, rebridges on residential and semi-commercial assets in England and Wales.

James Farge, head of new business at Catalyst Property Finance, said: “This bigger loan, higher leverage, the low-rate product has been designed to help brokers compete against high street lenders.

“With rates at 0.55% per month to 70% of Open Market Value and 0.59% at 75% of Open Market Value, it allows borrowers to achieve a higher net position and an ability to stretch their capital further.

“Even though we are reducing our interest rates at higher LTVs, we stand committed to our broker network, offering a 2% proc fee.”

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