At Azembel, we understand that high-net-worth (HNW) individuals don’t fit into a traditional mortgage model. Whether your wealth is tied up in property, business, or overseas investments, securing a mortgage that aligns with your financial complexity requires deep expertise and specialist relationships with private lenders.
We offer tailored mortgage solutions for high-net-worth clients across London and the UK — including business owners, investors, entrepreneurs, and international clients with global income structures. Our bespoke approach ensures you can access large mortgage loans efficiently, discreetly, and with favourable terms.
Our professional team of property finance brokers specialise in securing mortgages for non-resident British domicile clients.
In the UK, a high-net-worth individual is typically defined as someone who:
This financial status opens doors to private banks and lenders that are not accessible to the general public. However, it also means traditional mortgage applications often fail to capture your full financial picture — especially if your income is irregular, diversified, or tied to business equity, dividends, or trust funds.
Mainstream mortgage lenders use strict affordability checks and uniform criteria. HNW borrowers often face:
These challenges make it essential to work with a specialist who understands how to present your case credibly and match you with lenders that accommodate your profile.
At Azembel, we take a hands-on approach to sourcing high-value mortgage solutions tailored to your financial goals. Our expertise includes:
1. Large Mortgage LoansWe arrange mortgages of £1 million+ for residential or buy-to-let purposes. Whether you’re purchasing a primary residence in Kensington or refinancing an investment property portfolio, we secure favourable terms through private banks and specialist lenders.
2. Interest-Only MortgagesMany high-net-worth borrowers prefer interest-only arrangements to maintain liquidity or invest capital elsewhere. We ensure these are structured with clear exit strategies — such as asset sale, bonus income, or trust fund maturity.