Clydesdale Bank adapts lending criteria and products

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Clydesdale Bank has made a series of changes to its lending criteria and its residential mortgage products.

It has increased the LTV by loan amount across all residential tiers.

It can now lend up to:

  • 95% LTV to £600k
  • 90% LTV to £1m
  • 85% LTV to £1.5m
  • 80% LTV to £2.5m
  • 75% LTV to £5m
  • 60% LTV to £10m

Interest-only mortgages are available up to 75% LTV and Part & Part is available to 80% LTV.

To support this change, the bank has launched the following products:

  • 85% LTV £1m+ 2 and 5 year fixed rates with £1,999 fee, starting from 2.02%.
  • 90% LTV £600k+ 2 and 5 year fixed rates with £999 fee, starting from 2.38%.

For residential loans above £1.5m, downsizing is also now accepted as a repayment strategy up to 70% LTV, previously capped at 60% LTV. This can be topped up with another repayment vehicle or Capital and Interest, subject to overall max LTV limits.

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