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Post by jordan on Sept 20, 2017 11:40:56 GMT
Hello folks, We conducted analysis on Assetz loan book from May (slightly late to the party with publishing I know) and felt it worth sharing now, before we display analysis on the Orca site. Hope you find it useful. Assetz Capital ReviewCheers, Jordan |
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Post by Mike on Sept 20, 2017 15:50:30 GMT
Has this even be read through once and sense checked??
so 11.81% of principal was outstanding in 2013?
Amazing. Even after this many months noone has read it! Wheres the other 88%??
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way too long, everything is per loan not per £ and the data could be studied & presented much better by a Maths GCSE student.
'%age loans recovered in part'? Come on. The thing people probably care most about is the £ amounts! If those loans have been 90% recovered versus 5% that's an important difference
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Post by jordan on Sept 21, 2017 8:48:02 GMT
Has this even be read through once and sense checked?? so 11.81% of principal was outstanding in 2013? Amazing. Even after this many months noone has read it! Wheres the other 88%?? tl;dr way too long, everything is per loan not per £ and the data could be studied & presented much better by a Maths GCSE student. '%age loans recovered in part'? Come on. The thing people probably care most about is the £ amounts! If those loans have been 90% recovered versus 5% that's an important difference Hi Xell, Sorry you didn't find it useful, we never rush these things and always aim to improve. So I do appreciate your comments. As displayed in the 'Recovery Performance' graphic, the 88% principal not outstanding in 2013 defaulted loans is due to the loan being recovered in part (approx. 20%) or in full (approx. 70%). We are in the process of reviewing our graphics within our dashboard (behind login), which should help improve our blog graphics - all in good time. Thanks again,
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Post by Mike on Sept 21, 2017 10:11:07 GMT
Hi Xell, Sorry you didn't find it useful, we never rush these things and always aim to improve. So I do appreciate your comments. As displayed in the 'Recovery Performance' graphic, the 88% principal not outstanding in 2013 defaulted loans is due to the loan being recovered in part (approx. 20%) or in full (approx. 70%). Dear oh dear. If ever there was a post to prove my original point
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Post by stevebarryifa on Sept 21, 2017 12:09:43 GMT
Has this even be read through once and sense checked?? so 11.81% of principal was outstanding in 2013? Amazing. Even after this many months noone has read it! Wheres the other 88%?? tl;dr way too long, everything is per loan not per £ and the data could be studied & presented much better by a Maths GCSE student. '%age loans recovered in part'? Come on. The thing people probably care most about is the £ amounts! If those loans have been 90% recovered versus 5% that's an important difference Hi Xell, Sorry you didn't find it useful, we never rush these things and always aim to improve. So I do appreciate your comments. As displayed in the 'Recovery Performance' graphic, the 88% principal not outstanding in 2013 defaulted loans is due to the loan being recovered in part (approx. 20%) or in full (approx. 70%). We are in the process of reviewing our graphics within our dashboard (behind login), which should help improve our blog graphics - all in good time. Thanks again, He's just trolling. Don't feed the trolls - theconversation.com/dont-feed-the-trolls-really-is-good-advice-heres-the-evidence-63657
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