Nomo announces reduced rates and new portfolio landlord offering
The Sharia'a-compliant finance provider has introduced a new pricing tier specifically designed for high net worth (HNW) clients.
Nomo, the digital bank providing Sharia’a-compliant UK property finance to residents in Gulf Corporation Council (GCC) countries, has announced reduced rates across its full property finance range.
Alongside this, it has introduced a new pricing tier specifically designed for high net worth (HNW) clients. This allows for improved pricing on larger facilities between £500,000-£750,000 and £750,001-£5 million.
Across its standard range for facilities up to £499,999, two-year fixed rates now start from 4.75% and five-year fixes from 5.10%, available up to 75% FTV.
For HNW investors up to £750,000, two-year fixes are available at 4.60% and five-year fixes from 4.85% up to 75% FTV. Its £5m+ HNW range features rates from 4.45% available up to 70% FTV.
Following growing demand for portfolio landlord-focused products, for the first time, Nomo will be available for portfolio landlords with 4-10 mortgaged properties.
Nomo is providing financing of up to £2 million per property, with rates fixed for either two or five years. A maximum of five properties can be financed with Nomo.
Two-year fixed rates start from 4.99% at 60% FTV and 5.30% at 75% FTV, with five-year fixes from 5.20% and 5.40% respectively.
Layla Hamidian, head of property finance sales and servicing at Nomo, commented: “Our recent research revealed that global economic volatility has underscored the appeal of the UK, as a stable location for overseas property purchases.
“For GCC clients, that assurance has helped sustain consistent investment volumes across the UK residential market in 2025, particularly within the sub-£2 million segment. We look forward to seeing how the GCC investor market continues to flourish in the UK in 2026, and supporting our extensive broker network to find the right financing solutions for their clients.”
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