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Bonds and Peer-to-Peer (P2P) loans are both fundamentally debt instruments. They both produce similar returns and offer investors, in the current long term low interest rate environment, with much needed regular fixed income. It’s impossible to make a direct comparison as there are different types of bonds and there
From consumers, to SME’s, to property owners and students, the Peer-to-Peer Lending sector is making its mark! It would be quite obvious to report on how optimistic we are about the Peer-to-Peer Lending sector and how our platform is filling a niche in the market. However, instead of creating
Some P2P Platforms operate what they call a ‘provision fund’, which is a co-mingled fund to which a lender / investor can make a claim if they lose money through an investment. They are usually used by platforms offering unsecured consumer and SME loans. Proplend operates a different model,