InterBay refreshes commercial range with pricing and product enhancements
The updates offer improved pricing and greater case flexibility.
InterBay, part of OSB Group, has refreshed its commercial proposition, introducing a series of pricing and product enhancements designed to give brokers greater flexibility when structuring deals for their clients.
Rates have reduced across the owner-occupier range by up to 0.40% alongside reductions to larger loans, with lower rates available for borrowing above £2.5m.
InterBay has also introduced improved pricing at lower LTV tiers and has removed EPC-related restrictions from the commercial offering, simplifying the structure and making it easier to progress cases across a wider range of property types.
Marc Callaghan (pictured), head of commercial lending at InterBay, said: “Brokers are dealing with increasingly varied commercial cases, so having clarity and confidence in how a deal can be structured is key. This refresh is about giving them a proposition that works for the realities of the current market and supports them in delivering the right outcome for their clients.”
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