Market Financial Solutions cuts rates across bridging, BTL and fusion range

By Bridging Loan Directory 13th January 2025

Market Financial Solutions has started the year by reducing rates across its complex buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage, bridging and Bridge Fusion ranges.

The lender, who specialise in complex cases, have reduced their bridging rates, across both the variable and fixed rate products.

There are also reduced rates on the Bridge Fusion range, which is a hybrid of a bridging loan and a longer-term buy-to-let (BTL) mortgage.

Originally launched in June 2024, the product allows a longer term of up to 36 months, providing increased certainty for borrowers on loans of up to £20 million for residential, semi-commercial and commercial properties.

Market Financial Solution’s residential BTL mortgage rates have also been cut so that a two-year fix starts from a payrate of 4.74% on its two-year fix product.

Its three-year fix now starts from 5.14% and the five-year fix options start from 5.94%.

Founded in 2006, London-based Market Financial Solutions specialises in handling large and complex property loans at pace, offering loans up to £50 million with terms between three and 36 months, as well as BTL mortgages up to 10 years.

The lender recently renegotiated and extended an institutional funding line worth £1.5 billion to fuel the growth of its loan book.

Paresh Raja, CEO of Market Financial Solutions, said:

“The property market ended 2024 strongly, with house prices rising amid falling interest rates.

With the Bank of England expected to cut the base rate further in 2025, we expect greater demand among property investors over the coming months, so it is the perfect time for us to help stimulate the market by reducing our rates.

With significant price reductions across our BTL, bridging and fusion offering, I’m confident brokers and borrowers alike will see real value in our products.

As always, we will continue to deliver certainty and flexibility, while always looking to refine our products to meet the unique needs of brokers and their clients, no matter how complex their cases might be.”