NatWest Intermediary Solutions, a UK-based intermediary mortgage arm of the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Group, will launch its Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme products through brokers in January 2014.
The company will add the new products to its core intermediary range, similar to the products offered under Help to Buy shared equity and NewBuy indemnity schemes.
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RBS first launched the products in October 2013 to direct channels, but now plans to offer them through brokers.
RBS intermediary mortgages head Graham Felstead said they have actively participated in the government’s previous mortgage schemes helping thousands of first-time buyers to secure their first properties.
"I am, therefore, delighted that we will continue our support for intermediaries in 2014 with the introduction of specific 95% LTV mortgages for their clients," Felstead added.
In addition to RBS, the Help to Buy mortgage products were launched by Halifax, HSBC, Aldermore and Virgin Money.
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By GlobalDataNatWest will join Santander and OneSavingsBank, who are set to launch their products in 2014.
