Specialist packager and distributor Impact Specialist Finance has launched a brand-new expat mortgage product with Dudley Building Society.
Guernsey-licensed bank, Skipton International has decreased its mortgage minimum loan to £100,000 from the previous minimum of £150,000.
Mansfield Building Society has launched into the limited company and expat holiday let market as it adds to its existing offering.
The Cambridge Building Society has increased the maximum loan-to-value of its buy-to-let range from 75% to 80%.
The bank has also announced it is not passing on the recent base rate increase to its SVR (Standard Variable Rate) or FOR (Follow On Rate).
The Cambridge has introduced three buy-to-let mortgage products to help expats buy rental or holiday let properties in England and Wales.
Foundation Home Loans, the intermediary-only specialist lender, has launched a new buy-to-let product range exclusively for Expat landlords.
Skipton International has delivered another strong set of results, announcing profits of £25.5m before tax for 2021, a 28% increase on the previous year.
Vida, the specialist lender, is broadening their range of expat locations to also include India, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia and Singapore.
Suffolk Building Society has launched a new standalone product, to bolster its existing expat residential and expat buy-to-let offering.
Suffolk Building Society (formerly Ipswich Building Society) is improving its lending criteria with four key changes.
Skipton International, a leading UK buy-to-let lender for overseas residents, has reduced its rates for loans under £250,000.