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Thep2pinvestor
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| j789 hat Folgendes geschrieben: | | Verstehe ich das jetzt richtig das die Kredite zu 80% absolut sicher sind? |
Die Garantie gilt für SMEs. Es muss geprüft werden, ob das dann immer der Fall ist.
Ich weiss auch nicht wie das buchhalterisch und juristisch funktionniert. Haben wir eine Forderung gegenüber LinkedFinance* oder gegenüber dem Kreditnehmer ? Sind unsere Gelder in der Bilanz oder "Off Balance-Sheet" ?
Die Garantie gilt offenbar für LinkedFinance. Gibt LinkedFinance* die Garantie dann weiter an die Anleger ? |
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Lendlord
Anmeldedatum: 08.12.2016
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| Verfasst am: 11.01.2021, 08:05 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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Ja, da sind sehr viele offene Fragen.
Ich würde auch davor warnen, einer solchen Garantie "blind" zu vertrauen. Ich hatte einen solchen Fall mal auf Investly. Dort wurde ein Kredit mit einer Versicherung angeboten, die im Fall des Ausfalls 90 % der Hauptsumme erstatten sollte. Kein Risiko also!
Als der Kredit dann tatsächlich ausgefallen war hieß es plötzlich, dass als Bedingung zur Erstattung die Insolvenz des Kreditnehmers gerichtlich festgestellt werden müsse. Der Kreditnehmer wehrte sich jedoch heftig dagegen. Viele Monate später wurde dann endlich die Insolvenz festgestellt und die Forderung gegen den Kreditnehmer landete in der gerichtlich festgelegten Reihenfolge der Forderungen aller Leute, denen die Firma noch Geld schuldete auf Platz 200 von 400. Der gesamte Prozess zieht sich nun schon 3 Jahre hin...
Klar ist die Vergleichbarkeit zur aktuellen Situation begrenzt, aber ich wollte das mal als Beispiel bringen, wie so etwas im ungünstigen Fall laufen kann... |
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Hieschen
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| Verfasst am: 11.01.2021, 15:14 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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Das ist wohl korrekt, aber die Logik der Staatsgarantien im Rahmen der Corona Hilfspakete scheint anders zu fundktionieren. Die p2p Plattformen welche teilnehmen dürfen wurden ja nach beauty contests zusammen mit den üblichen örtlichen Banken von der jeweiligen Regierung zu diesem Zwecke auserwählt. Ich gehe mal davon aus dass die Garantie im Zweifel greift. Das bedeutet aber nicht dass man da blind jeden Kredit mitnehmen sollte, das Ausfallrisiko ist real (siehe FAQ Linkedfinance*, fuer gleiche Logik koennt iht auch auf die www von Look&Fin bzw October gehen). Die franz. Verzinsung von 2% ist mir zB zu niedrig, LF scheint mit etwa 4.5% aufwaerts hinein zu gehen, die NL Kredite bewegen sich auf 6-9% Niveau bei October, das scheint mir angemessener etc.
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Watchlist: Lendermarket/Moncera
Am Liquidieren: October / Kapilendo* / crowddesk / Twino
Abgewickelt: Bondora/Investly/Viventor/Trine |
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j789
Anmeldedatum: 09.01.2019
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| Verfasst am: 15.01.2021, 19:03 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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Also die neuen Auszahlungsgebühren gefallen mir überhaupt nicht.
| Zitat: | | We process all requests by bank transfer. The minimum amount you can withdraw from your Linked Finance* Account is €50. You are permitted one free withdrawal over €250 per calendar month, thereafter there will be a fee of €5 per withdrawal. All withdrawals under €250 will be charged a €5 fee |
250€ kostet einmal im Monat nichts und alles unter 250€ kostet gleich 5€ Gebühr...
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Claus Lehmann
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| Verfasst am: 21.01.2021, 15:55 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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| j789 hat Folgendes geschrieben: | | Verstehe ich das jetzt richtig das die Kredite zu 80% absolut sicher sind? |
Die CCGS kredite werden NICHT auf dem Marktplatz für Privatanleger angeboten.
Antwort auf meine Anfrage:
| Zitat: | On you points below:
Yes under the government guarantee 80% of the outstanding principal at the time of default will be recovered from the government. There are no caveats once we have confirmed they meet the eligibility criteria and sector for the guarantee. This is all done as apart of the application process.
Unfortunately the CGS is not available to our Retail investors – the government body that runs the scheme needs to do Due Diligence on every liquidity funder under the scheme (ie the lender). They were not open to doing this for a multitude of retail investors so we needed to secure an institutional investor to partner with to be able to apply for the Capital Guarantee Scheme.
We will still have standard loans that will go on the platform and we are looking at potential other products we can do.
The CGS scheme is only running until June so we will have a lower volume of standard loans for the next few months. |
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Meine Investments (aktualisiert 03/22):
Laufend: Bondora*, Investly*, Estateguru*, Ablrate*, Moneything* (Rest), Crowdestate* (Rest), Fellow Finance* (Rest), October* (Rest), Linked Finance*, Lenndy* (Rest), Assetz*, Plenti, Neofinance* (Rest), Lendermarket*,
Beendet: Smava*, Auxmoney*, MyC4, Zidisha, Crosslend*, Lendico*, Omarahee, Lendy*, Bondmason, Finbee*, Bulkestate*, Zlty, Mintos*, Iuvo*, Robocash*, Viainvest*, Viventor*
Crowdinvesting: Seedrs*, Crowdcube, Housers* (Rest), Reinvest24*, Landex* |
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Claus Lehmann
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| Verfasst am: 15.04.2021, 08:11 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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von Linked Finance* gekommen
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Linked Finance tops €150m milestone in peer-to-peer lending
Q1 lending to Irish SMEs up 4% YoY to €9.6 million
Over €7m in lending came through successful participation in the Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme.
Retail sector leads demand for loans as businesses look to restock
Linked Finance* set to continue disrupting the market with greater speed & efficiency
Linked Finance, Ireland’s leading peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platform, has reached the milestone of issuing over €150m in loans to Irish SMEs. The milestone was passed as the company issued €9.6m in loans in the first quarter of 2021, up 4% on the first three months of 2020.
At the beginning of January, Linked Finance* became the first non-bank lender to offer loans through the Government’s flagship Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme (CCGS). Linked Finance* has already funded over €7m worth of loans to SME customers, underlining the success of alternative lenders participating in the scheme.
In Linked Finance’s key target segments of business services, retail and IT & communications, demand for finance in Q1 2021 has increased, on average, by over a third compared with the same time last year.
The CCGS is designed to offer low cost working capital and capital expenditure loans for businesses affected by Covid-19. Linked Finance* can offer borrowers decisions on loans of up to €250,000 in under 24 hours from receiving their documents.
Linked Finance has now provided over 2,700 loans to ambitious local businesses in every county of the country, and hitting the €150m milestone in loans since its launch in 2013 indicates how mainstream P2P lending has become, and is now an attractive alternative to traditional sources of finance.
Linked Finance’s major highlights for Q1 were:
4% YoY increase in lending in Q1 to €9.6 million in lending to SMEs despite pandemic
Over €151m in total loans since foundation, supporting over 2,700 Irish SMEs
Over €7m in lending issues under the Government’s CCGS scheme since launching product in January 2021
Strong growth in lending across all sectors, in particular among service-based businesses, wholesale & retail, and IT & Communications
Commenting on the €150m milestone, Niall O’Grady, CEO of Linked Finance*, said:
“Reaching the milestone of €150m shows the continuing migration there is by SMEs to the fast and efficient approach that alternative fintech lenders like Linked Finance* can offer. It is a reassuring sign of the drive and ambition of Irish SMEs to see them investing in their operations with the aim of rapidly recovering as the country starts to emerge from the pandemic. In recent months we have seen a notable increase in lending to businesses across the retail and wholesale sector signalling positive sentiment and that restocking is taking place in advance of reopening as Covid restrictions ease.”
A regular Linked Finance* borrower who has recently availed of a new loan through the CCGS scheme is the Tara Slevin Group, a distributor of branded promotional products. The company recently secured their fifth Linked Finance* loan to support their fulfilment of a growing order book and to further develop their online presence.
Eddie Slevin of Tara Slevin Group, said:
"In a year of huge change, our business has had to move quickly to take advantage of opportunities as they’ve come our way. Linked Finance’s continued ability to deliver quick decisions through a simple, user-friendly application process has proved vital to our business time and again, and this time, the lower cost of funds through the government-backed Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme has been an added bonus”.
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Meine Investments (aktualisiert 03/22):
Laufend: Bondora*, Investly*, Estateguru*, Ablrate*, Moneything* (Rest), Crowdestate* (Rest), Fellow Finance* (Rest), October* (Rest), Linked Finance*, Lenndy* (Rest), Assetz*, Plenti, Neofinance* (Rest), Lendermarket*,
Beendet: Smava*, Auxmoney*, MyC4, Zidisha, Crosslend*, Lendico*, Omarahee, Lendy*, Bondmason, Finbee*, Bulkestate*, Zlty, Mintos*, Iuvo*, Robocash*, Viainvest*, Viventor*
Crowdinvesting: Seedrs*, Crowdcube, Housers* (Rest), Reinvest24*, Landex* |
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Sezchuan
Anmeldedatum: 15.01.2016
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Wohnort: Kraichtal
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| Verfasst am: 04.06.2021, 16:21 Titel: neue Kredite zum Start nach Corona |
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Lender Update
dear ...,
We are contacting you as you previously set up an autobid for our Deferred Start Loan product. This finance option is being replaced with our Recharging SMEs finance option and a new interest rate of 9.95%.
Why is there a change?
Linked Finance has been supporting Irish SMEs for over 7 years. With the help of our valued Lender Network, we have now provided finance to almost 3,000 ambitious businesses.
As the country continues to re-open, we are introducing a new finance option to help kick-start SME businesses across Ireland. I'm inviting you to take part and support this initiative.
Help make an impact
Recharging SMEs supports strong and sustainable Irish businesses as they re-open. The funds will be used primarily to re-stock, re-open and create jobs in their local communities, all while providing an excellent return for you.
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Meine Investments:
Crowdlending: Linked Finance*, Omaraha*, Heavyfinance*, Lendermarket*
Crowdinvesting: Exporo*, Companisto*, Greenvesting*, Rendity*, Trine*, u.a.
Beendet: Smava*, Auxmoney*, Lendico*, Funding Circle*, Giromatch*, Fellow Finance*, Fixura*, GLS-Crowd*, Landex* u.a. |
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Claus Lehmann
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| Verfasst am: 10.06.2021, 07:42 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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| Zitat: | Linked Finance* expands Covid lending scheme to €15m and launches hospitality sector loan
Strong start to COVID-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme with over €10m lent to SMEs to date
“Recharge SMEs” loan launched to help hospitality sector as it restocks and reopens
Lending volumes up 19% year on year as businesses look to restock
Linked Finance* awarded a second allocation of CCGS funding in May and is set to continue disrupting the market with greater speed & efficiency
Linked Finance, Ireland’s leading peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platform, has been awarded an additional €5 million in funds under the Government’s flagship COVID-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme (CCGS), and launched a new loan to help support the hospitality sector as it reopens.
They are also launching a new Recharge SMEs loan which will provide pubs, restaurants, accommodation providers, and cafes with a loan of up to €50,000 to help them reopen, restock and rehire as pandemic restrictions are eased. Hotels reopened from 2nd June, and from 7th June bars and restaurants have reopened for outdoor service.
The term of the loan is 13 months, with no repayment due for the first month. It follows on from measures Linked Finance* took last year to help the hospitality sector at the start of the pandemic when it applied a blanket two-month payment break to all its loans across the restaurant, bar, pub and hotel trades, alongside other flexible payment initiatives.
In January, Linked Finance* became the first non-bank lender to offer loans through the CCGS. To date Linked Finance* has already funded over €10m worth of loans to SME customers, underlining the success of alternative lenders participating in the scheme. Linked Finance* has now been awarded of a second tranche of CCGS funds by the Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI), bringing the total funds it has available under scheme to €15 million
Linked Finance has experienced a strong start to the year in its loan book and where non-CCGS lending is also included it has facilitated almost €13m million in lending to SMEs across Ireland to the end of April of the year, a 19% YoY increase in lending despite the pandemic.
The company has seen strong growth in lending across all sectors, in particular among those returning to operations following the easing of restrictions, including wholesale and retail trade, construction and manufacturing.
The CCGS is designed to offer low cost working capital and capital expenditure loans for businesses affected by Covid-19. Linked Finance* can offer borrowers decisions on loans from €20,000 to €250,000 in under 24 hours from receiving the application.
Niall O’Grady, CEO of Linked Finance*, said:
“We are delighted that Linked Finance* has been approved for an additional €5 million in lending through the Government’s Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme. Being allocated a second tranches demonstrates the success of alternative lenders participating in the scheme, and shows the improving range of options there are for businesses looking to access finance fast and efficiently in a seamless online process.
With the hospitality sector reopening we are conscious that many businesses in the sector will require working capital to reopen, restock, rehire. Our new Recharge SMEs loan will allow companies to access up to €50,000 to support their immediate needs and help them to get back trading in what we hope will be a bumper summer for the industry.
Since the launch of the CCGS, Linked Finance* has provided loans to ambitious local businesses in every county of the country. A regular Linked Finance* borrower who has availed of a new loan through the CCGS scheme to is the Tara Slevin Group, a distributor of branded promotional products.
Eddie Slevin of Tara Slevin Group, said:
“Linked Finance is was our chosen lender to benefit from the Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme, due to its ability to deliver quick decisions through a simple, user-friendly application process. This seamless delivery has proved vital to our business when we needed to scale-up and replenish stock to meet a spike in customer demand and to grow our presence online. The customer service and support we received allowed us to take advantage of opportunities that we can’t afford to turndown”
Since its establishment Linked Finance* has grown rapidly to deliver over €154m through over 2,800 loans to ambitious local businesses in every county in the country. Companies that have availed of lending through Linked Finance* include: Tara Slevin, The Agile Executive, Lolly & Cooks, and Murphy’s Ice Cream.
To apply for a loan interested businesses should visit https://www.linkedfinance.com/get-a-loan/business-loan/new-application/ |
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Meine Investments (aktualisiert 03/22):
Laufend: Bondora*, Investly*, Estateguru*, Ablrate*, Moneything* (Rest), Crowdestate* (Rest), Fellow Finance* (Rest), October* (Rest), Linked Finance*, Lenndy* (Rest), Assetz*, Plenti, Neofinance* (Rest), Lendermarket*,
Beendet: Smava*, Auxmoney*, MyC4, Zidisha, Crosslend*, Lendico*, Omarahee, Lendy*, Bondmason, Finbee*, Bulkestate*, Zlty, Mintos*, Iuvo*, Robocash*, Viainvest*, Viventor*
Crowdinvesting: Seedrs*, Crowdcube, Housers* (Rest), Reinvest24*, Landex* |
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Claus Lehmann
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| Verfasst am: 28.06.2021, 14:59 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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Mein aktueller Stand bei Linkedfinance* sieht so aus
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Meine Investments (aktualisiert 03/22):
Laufend: Bondora*, Investly*, Estateguru*, Ablrate*, Moneything* (Rest), Crowdestate* (Rest), Fellow Finance* (Rest), October* (Rest), Linked Finance*, Lenndy* (Rest), Assetz*, Plenti, Neofinance* (Rest), Lendermarket*,
Beendet: Smava*, Auxmoney*, MyC4, Zidisha, Crosslend*, Lendico*, Omarahee, Lendy*, Bondmason, Finbee*, Bulkestate*, Zlty, Mintos*, Iuvo*, Robocash*, Viainvest*, Viventor*
Crowdinvesting: Seedrs*, Crowdcube, Housers* (Rest), Reinvest24*, Landex* |
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Claus Lehmann
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| Verfasst am: 09.08.2021, 08:53 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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Pressemitteilung
| Zitat: | Linked Finance* reaches record monthly milestone of €5M+ in lending to Irish SMEs in July
€5.5 million lent to SMEs across Ireland facilitated by Ireland’s leading alternative lender
July lending volumes over treble the same period in 2020 as Linked Finance* helps businesses to recover by restocking, rehiring and reopening
Rebound from negative sentiment at peak of the pandemic
Linked Finance, Ireland’s leading peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platform, is on track for a record year, having delivered the strongest monthly lending volume in the platform’s 7-year history. The company lent €5.5 million in July, over treble the level of lending in July 2020 signalling a rebound from the negative business sentiment at the peak of the pandemic.
In July Linked Finance* lent money to 40+ different SMEs, with an average loan size of €136,000, with credit decisions taking 24 hours or less upon documents being submitted.
Year to date Linked Finance* has issued over €21.6m in loans, compared to €19m for the full year in 2019. The company has seen strong growth in lending across all sectors, in particular among those reopening their operations following the easing of Covid restrictions, particularly the wholesale and retail trade, construction and manufacturing.
In January, Linked Finance* was amongst the first approved non-bank lenders to offer loans under the Government’s COVID-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme (CCGS). Since then the company has been awarded two furthers allocations of additional CCGS funding and is set to continue disrupting the market with the speed and simplicity of its loan offering. The platform also offers a new Recharge SMEs loan which provides pubs, restaurants, accommodation providers, and cafes with a loan of up to €50,000 to help them reopen, restock and rehire as pandemic restrictions are eased.
Niall O’Grady, CEO of Linked Finance*, said:
“We are delighted to report record performance in July, with strong demand for loans from businesses looking to restock and reopen as the economy begins its recovery from the Covid shock. The SME market is now clearly starting the process of recovery, although different categories are at very different stages in their recovery.
Our Recharge SMEs loan allows companies to access up to €50,000 to support their immediate needs and help them to get back trading, while the CCGS is designed to offer low cost working capital and capital expenditure loans for businesses affected by Covid-19.
At Linked Finance* we offer SME customers a range of options for businesses looking to access finance fast and efficiently in a seamless online process. Every SME in the country should have an alternative lender to compare to the banks”
Since its establishment Linked Finance* has grown rapidly to deliver over €162m to over 2,800 ambitious local businesses in every county in the country. Companies that have availed of lending through Linked Finance* include: Tara Slevin, The Agile Executive, Lolly & Cooks, and Murphy’s Ice Cream. |
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Meine Investments (aktualisiert 03/22):
Laufend: Bondora*, Investly*, Estateguru*, Ablrate*, Moneything* (Rest), Crowdestate* (Rest), Fellow Finance* (Rest), October* (Rest), Linked Finance*, Lenndy* (Rest), Assetz*, Plenti, Neofinance* (Rest), Lendermarket*,
Beendet: Smava*, Auxmoney*, MyC4, Zidisha, Crosslend*, Lendico*, Omarahee, Lendy*, Bondmason, Finbee*, Bulkestate*, Zlty, Mintos*, Iuvo*, Robocash*, Viainvest*, Viventor*
Crowdinvesting: Seedrs*, Crowdcube, Housers* (Rest), Reinvest24*, Landex* |
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Sezchuan
Anmeldedatum: 15.01.2016
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Wohnort: Kraichtal
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| Verfasst am: 17.09.2021, 16:09 Titel: 2 große Ausfälle |
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Gerade die ersten beiden großen Ausfälle bei LF gesehen (> 90% der Anlagesumme).
Rendite ist jetzt um 1% gesenkt, stimmt aber immer noch. Selbst wenn alle Inkasso-Projekte abgeschrieben werden müßten, wäre die Rendite nach Steuern noch > 5%, damit kann ich leben. 
Das Team von LF kümmert sich ernsthaft um die Eintreibung der Rückstände, von daher eine Plattform, die ich weiter empfehlen würde.
Ich würde da auch gerne mehr investieren, einzig die Anzahl neuer Projekte ist momentan überschaubar. Ich hoffe, dass sich in dieser Hinsicht bald etwas ändert.
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Meine Investments:
Crowdlending: Linked Finance*, Omaraha*, Heavyfinance*, Lendermarket*
Crowdinvesting: Exporo*, Companisto*, Greenvesting*, Rendity*, Trine*, u.a.
Beendet: Smava*, Auxmoney*, Lendico*, Funding Circle*, Giromatch*, Fellow Finance*, Fixura*, GLS-Crowd*, Landex* u.a. |
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Thep2pinvestor
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| Verfasst am: 18.09.2021, 15:10 Titel: Re: 2 große Ausfälle |
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| Sezchuan hat Folgendes geschrieben: | Gerade die ersten beiden großen Ausfälle bei LF gesehen (> 90% der Anlagesumme).
Rendite ist jetzt um 1% gesenkt, stimmt aber immer noch. Selbst wenn alle Inkasso-Projekte abgeschrieben werden müßten, wäre die Rendite nach Steuern noch > 5%, damit kann ich leben.
Das Team von LF kümmert sich ernsthaft um die Eintreibung der Rückstände, von daher eine Plattform, die ich weiter empfehlen würde.
Ich würde da auch gerne mehr investieren, einzig die Anzahl neuer Projekte ist momentan überschaubar. Ich hoffe, dass sich in dieser Hinsicht bald etwas ändert. |
Ich habe auch gesehen. Unter anderem Castle Oak Hotels. Das Hotel* wird noch betrieben, nimmt noch Reservierungen an, aber das Eintreiben der Forderungen übersteigt die Anwaltskosten gemäss Linked Finance.
Schon sonderbar.
Ich war mal Geschäftsführer eines Unternehmens; wir hatten als Prinzip ALLE Forderungen einzuklagen, koste es was es wolle. Wir wollten als Unternehmen auf keinen Fall den Ruf bekommen, dass bei uns die Rechnungen nicht bezahlt werden müssen. Besonders als Corporate Lender finde ich dies problematisch, denn dieses Beispiel könnte Schule machen. |
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grizu
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| Verfasst am: 09.10.2021, 22:25 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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| Hat vielleicht der Inhaber/Betreiber des Hotels gewechselt? Passt sonst wirklich nicht zu LF. |
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MichaelR1809
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| Verfasst am: 20.10.2021, 15:29 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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| Bin dabei, Gelder von LF abzuziehen. Zum Einen kommen kaum Kreditangebote nach und eine Besserung der Situation sehe ich im Moment auch nicht. Zum Anderen habe ich nicht das Gefühl, das sich LF ernsthaft um Eintreibung ausstehender Gelder bemüht. Für mich lesen sich die Statusupdates eher wie Vertröstungen. Auch habe ich das Gefühl, LF gibt zu schnell bei den Forderungen auf. |
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grizu
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| Verfasst am: 21.10.2021, 22:49 Titel: Re: LinkedFinance Erfahrungen (Irland) |
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| Von allen Plattformen, die ich ausprobiert habe, war LF diejenige mit den wenigstens Ausfällen (und das trotz Corona) und dem besten Engagement beim Eintreiben von Ausfällen. |
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