Regulatory focus is critical for P2P lending’s success in India
Reduced regulatory and legal uncertainty in the nascent stage of an industry’s development allows firms to fine-tune their business models. Read more: blogs.economictimes.indiatimes.com
First “Peer to Peer” Bank Raises $6m In Australia
The world’s “first peer to peer bank” has just departed stealth mode having received a $6 million investment to fuel the disruption of traditional banking. Read more: www.crowdfundinsider.com
LendingClub and OnDeck will die in the next recession
LendingClub’s (and that of other p2p lenders) business model is a race against time, but without a finish line. Read more: seekingalpha.com
P2P lending: towards easy funding in India
The consultation paper on peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in late April, proposes a balanced approach. Read more: www.livemint.com
China is the biggest market in FinTech – the world just...
China is the biggest market in fintech but the world just doesn’t know it yet. It is true, take a look at the chart above. Read more: www.lendacademy.com
Regulating peer-to-peer lending businesses in Indonesia
Along with the development of technology in Indonesia, the financial sector is also apparently progressing toward a more practical and modern outlook. Read more: www.thejakartapost.com
P2P Lending in Singapore: MAS reveals approach
This week the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) revealed their approach to "securities crowdfunding". Read more: www.crowdfundinsider.com
Fintech Startup LoanAdda ties up with Real Estate giant Unity Group
LoanAdda hopes to become a syndicate for the capital's biggest residential project Amaryllis, located in central Delhi, , real estate, property sector, startups. Read more: businessworld.in
FinTech startup lands $3m to automate payments
Paying Loans Sucks - FinTech Startup EarnUp Lands $3 Million To Intelligently Automate Payments. Read more: www.prnewswire.com
Peer-to-peer lenders ‘break advertising rules’, regulator warns
The Financial Conduct Authority has raised concerns about the advertising methods of some peer-to-peer companies. Read more: www.telegraph.co.uk