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On yesterdays portfolio performance overview, we saw that the realized returns for 2017 have had a strong start so far, with 19.80% for Q1. The early Q1 indicators for this year suggest we\u2019re on track to deliver a fourth consecutive year of improved total realised net returns.<\/p>\n
Read more about it<\/a><\/p>\n American Banker published a piece suggesting that marketplace lenders should refrain from attempting to replicate the practices of traditional banks. Read more about it<\/a><\/p>\n In this post we looked at the most common myths and misconceptions about P2P lending:<\/p>\n \nFor each myth, we explain why they are incorrect misrepresentations of the P2P lending market.<\/p>\nWeekly industry news roundup \u2013 June 26, 2017<\/a><\/h3>\n
\nLend Academy took an interesting look at the state of marketplace lending in Japan.
\nINC. took a look at Amazon\u2019s growing presence in the marketplace lending world. The monolithic company started lending in 2011 and \u201chas surpassed $3 billion in loans to small businesses.\u201d
\nNasdaq reviewed which loans can help expand a small business. The article is a good introductory guide to what a small business will need in preparing to apply for a loan.
\nThe Huffington Post article splits apart different sectors of the alternatiive lending market and examines how each has grown in recent years.
\nGerman article by Deutsche Handwerks Zeitung cited Bondora among alternative financial services that enable borrowing or lending money without turning to banks.\n<\/p>\nMyths and misconceptions about P2P lending<\/a><\/h3>\n
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