The lender has introduced new light refurbishment sale exit products, improving choice for property investors.
Castle Trust Bank has also reduced pricing across selected light and heavy refurbishment products.
Further, the bank has introduced a valuation fee refund of up to £750 on completion for eligible light refurbishment cases.
Anna Lewis (pictured), commercial director at Castle Trust Bank, said: “Bridging is a market where speed, flexibility and certainty can make a real difference, so we are continually looking at how we can make our proposition work harder for brokers and their clients.
“These latest enhancements combine greater product choice and more competitive pricing with a valuable incentive and further improvements to the way we process cases. Aligning dedicated case managers with our underwriters will help us maintain momentum throughout an application and provide brokers with the support they need to get cases moving quickly.
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“There’s a lot to talk about across the new range, so I’d encourage brokers to speak to their business development manager (BDM) about the changes and discuss how we can support their individual cases. And we’re not stopping here. We have more enhancements in the pipeline that we look forward to sharing soon.”
