Sunday, April 28, 2024

FinTech solutions make small loans more affordable

Small business plays an important role in innovation and employment, so financial mechanisms that make it easier for small business to grow must be welcomed. Read more: www.sharecafe.com.au

Subprime lender Elevate lands $545m in credit from Victory Park

Subprime online lender Elevate has increased its credit facility with Victory Park Capital (VPC) by $100m to a total of $545m.

Dating services come between Sofi and bank licence

Social Finance is unlikely to seek a banking license because its involvement in unorthodox activities like dating services would make it hard to win approval from regulators. Read more: uk.reuters.com

India’s “MM” raises $15M to expand to new financial products

Fintech companies are beginning to make a significant impact to how people live in Asia. Mywish Marketplaces, one of the more mature startups in what is. Read more: techcrunch.com

New FinTech removes intermediaries and loan costs

Zidisha lets web users lend directly to individual borrowers in developing countries without any intermediary. Read more: www.ibtimes.co.uk

Crowdo gets licence for P2P lending and equity crowdfunding

Crowdohas received its CMS licence from the MAS for securities crowdfunding to deliver both peer-to-peer and equity crowdfunding. Read more: www.dealstreetasia.com

City regulator warns on peer-to-peer lending

FCA’s Andrew Bailey says hidden risks resemble some lending practices of Northern Rock. Read More: next.ft.com

Student loan company CommonBond lands $30m

Neuberger Berman’s private equity arm has led a $30m financing round in online student loan company CommonBond. The firm joined existing investors August Capital, Tribeca...

Fujitsu partners Cloud Lending Solutions for FinTech

The cloud-based platform digitises origination, underwriting, servicing, and collections, creating a single system of record for lending and leasing operations. Read more: www.enterpriseinnovation.net

Why online lenders should become banks

Marketplace firms are lending much less than they did at the end of 2015. Read More: next.ft.com

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