Nottingham Building Society is raising rates by up to 35 basis points on Friday, while Kensington is withdrawing several products this afternoon.

The changes come amid frenzied repricing from lenders this week, in some cases with just a few hours’ notice of widespread product withdrawals.

But Nottingham gave advisers two working days’ warning of the changes it is making.

The lender notified brokers this morning that on Friday at 9am, it will be increasing selected residential retention rates as well as new customer deals for foreign nationals and returning expats.

These rates will rise by 20-35bps, plus certain products will be withdrawn.

Kensington Mortgages also emailed advisers this morning, to warn that four buy-to-let prime deals would be withdrawn at 5pm today.

These are its five-year fixed at 75% LTV, which has three different fee variations and starts from 4.49%.

Also in its buy-to-let prime range a two-year fixed at 75% LTV with no fee at 5.34% will be withdrawn.

Barclays gave notice yesterday that 62 products in its residential range will increase by 15bps on Friday.

UTB revealed it is increasing rates by up to 20bps and lowering its maximum LTV from 95% to 90%.

Meanwhile, Foundation launched deals for first-time landlords, but also revealed price increases of up to 25bps on other products.