The Bank has announced that it has made a number of rate increases across its buy-to-let and residential mortgage ranges.

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The specialist buy-to-let lender has expanded its CHL 1 product range with the addition of 55% LTV options and the re-introduction of 5-year fixed-rate products.

The 1 year fixed special product is aimed at international buyers to invest in properties in England and Wales.

The lender has lowered rates across selected 90% LTV products by up to 55bps following customer feedback and changes in market activity.

The bank has reduced rates across its variable rate commercial mortgage products by 0.30% ahead of an expected reduction of the base rate in the months ahead.