Browsing Category Peer to Peer Lending

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  Banks 0

  Could Bank Regulation Let P2P Lenders Replace Small Community Banks?

  Most of the regulatory talk in Washington today centers on the impact of Dodd-Frank on the finance markets in general and the banks in particular, especially the small banks. Former House ...

  On September 26, 2011 / By Peerform
• Peer to Peer Lending 1

  Peer to Peer Lending & Government Regulation | Too much, Too soon?

  While the idea of peer-to-peer lending can be traced back to ancient Mesopotamia, where clay tablets held simple record of loans and interest rates, web-based technologies in the ...

  On July 15, 2011 / By Peerform
• Peer to Peer Lending 0

  Peer to Peer Lending Risks & How You Can Minimize Yours

  One type of investment that is increasing in popularity among investors is peer-to-peer, or P2P, or social lending. Web-based p2p lending sites that connect people looking to borrow ...

  On June 30, 2011 / By Peerform
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  Will the Success of a Peer Lending Industry Rest on Qualified Borrowers?

  Peer-to-Peer lending is a relatively new way to lend and borrow money, and more than that – it is also a new type of investor asset class. As ...

  On June 13, 2011 / By Peerform
• Loans 0

  What is peer to peer lending?

  What is peer-to-peer lending? Peerform is peer-to-peer lending!   When you need a loan, your first thought is to turn to a bank or to use your credit ...

  On March 10, 2011 / By Peerform
• Loans 1

  Peer to Peer Lending Looks More Attractive to Small Business Loan Seekers

  This year a small New York fish market vendor in the Bronx finally got fed up with its large bank. They dumped them and signed up for banking ...

  On January 9, 2011 / By Peerform