Investec cuts professional mortgage rates

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Investec Private Banking has cut its three and five-year fixed rates by up to 0.3 percentage points on its range of residential Investec Professional Mortgages (IPM).

The new rates are:

LTV Three-year fixed Rate cut Five-year fixed Rate cut
60% 2.49% 20bps 2.79% 30bps
75% 2.79% 10bps 2.99% 20bps
85% 3.19% 10bps 3.49% 20bps

These rates are only applicable to applications received on or after 23/10/2015. These rates are not available for clients with existing mortgages or those who have started the application process.

The Investec Professional Mortgages range is designed for qualified professionals earning over £75,000 per annum wanting to borrow between £250,000 and £1million. Loans are available up to 85% loan-to-value (LTV) for purchase, remortgage or capital raising and every application is individually assessed by a private banker.

Peter Izard, business development manager at Investec Private Banking, said: “I’m sure these new lower fixed rates will be welcomed by both brokers and their professional clients. With 3-year fixes now starting at just 2.49% we’re anticipating a lot of interest.”

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