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Our level of transparency sets us apart from other P2P firms in Europe, the UK and the U.S. In this article we took an in-depth look at the multifaceted data we offer to all our users to empower them to make informed decisions. We see ourselves as an open book and we encourage all investors and borrowers to explore every page.<\/p>\n
Read more about it<\/a><\/p>\n The Economic Times weighed the pros and cons of making investments in bitcoins and P2P lending. Read more about it<\/a><\/p>\n We want marketplace lending to be easy, fast and intuitive for all users. Therefore, we offer four ways to make a deposit on Bondora. Here we explore the benefits of depositing funds via debit cards, SOFORT, SEPA and TransferWise. Each option suits our users\u2019 needs for security and fast processing.<\/p>\n Read more about it<\/a><\/p>\n We\u2019re looking for a new member to join our team. We\u2019ve grown in recent years as seen by our more than 25,000 investors across 67 countries. To help us manage this growth we need an analytic thinker with experience handling accounting functions, IFRS regulations and audits, both internal and external.<\/p>\nWeekly industry news roundup – May 22, 2017<\/a><\/h3>\n
\nBW Disrupt offered five considerations to keep in mind when exploring P2P investing.
\nThe Investment Observer discussed the rise of P2P in countries like Poland, Greece and Ireland. Based on research these countries have a significant credit gap.
\nThe Week analyzed \u201cHow To Tell if Someone Will Repay Their Loan.\u201d
\nCrowdfund Insider reviewed the development of the Alternative Lending Index which calculates the P2P potential across 23 European countries. Bondora was mentioned in the same article as \u201efirst platform to tackle cross-border lending\u201c.<\/p>\nEasy ways to make a deposit to Bondora<\/a><\/h3>\n
Bondora is searching for a Chief Accountant<\/a><\/h3>\n