InterBay revamps commercial and semi-commercial ranges

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InterBay has revised its complete semi-commercial and commercial product ranges, including the introduction of new limited edition products for both purchase and remortgage.

The limited edition products have rates starting at 6.94% for commercial and 6.19% for semi-commercial with a 3% fee which are ideal for clients needing larger loans.

For clients needing smaller loans, a new core range has been introduced which features lower 2% and 5% fee options and reduced rates. The minimum loan size is from £150k and available up to 75% LTV.

In addition, there are also new semi-commercial options based on residential value and commercial products based on EPC ratings with lower rates for C+.

Marc Callaghan (pictured), head of commercial lending at InterBay, said: “This is big news for InterBay as we’ve been working hard behind the scenes on our product range to ensure we’re offering value-add financial solutions to our broker partners.

“We’ve reduced rates, expanded our limited edition products and increased our fee options so we’ve really tried to be as flexible as possible.

“Having recently won Commercial Lender of the Year at the Crystal Specialist Finance Awards, we’re looking forward to building on our success in 2025 and delivering the best financial outcome for our clients.”

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