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Post by buttchopf23 on Nov 7, 2019 21:33:36 GMT
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Post by boldyield on Nov 8, 2019 10:17:21 GMT
Dear Sirs/Madams, My name is Edgars Mass and I'm the Founder and CEO at BOLDYIELD - a new asset-based P2B crowdlending marketplace from Estonia. Let me introduce to you a new market player. It is the first European online investment marketplace that provides investment opportunities in 3 reliable industries such as Real Estate, Maritime Transportation and Business Financing within the one place. Despite the fact that P2P and Crowdfunding industry is already saturated, we see a great potential in this business model as well as gaps that we would like to fulfill with our experience, unique product offerings and great customer experience above everything mentioned. During more than 15+ years in lending and banking sectors we have gained a remarkable experience that we are ready to implement in each step while conducting business at BOLDYIELD as well as share with you. Our Vision is Fair - we deliver our exceptional experience to bring together both: wise wealth creators and responsible business owners for a greater outcome. For more detailed information, please, feel free to visit our websiteWe are in the beginning of our journey and we will be extremely happy to have you with us. To make a new start even more remarkable we are granting 10 EUR as a welcome bonus to our first 100 investors. To receive it, please make sure to register and make Your first investment with us. Join now - boldyield.com. Please, do not hesitate to share with us your thoughts as well as questions. Thank you for your attention! We are starting! Best wishes, Edgars Mass The Founder, CEO BOLDYIELD
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Post by southseacompany on Jan 31, 2020 16:49:23 GMT
The platform is "pausing", effectively winding down. Email:
This is perhaps not surprising given how slowly projects were being funded. In a way, Boldyield was an experiment to see how the market would receive an economically sustainable P2B business. They had reasonable, but not outstanding interest rates (no ~20% projects here), paid a lower referral fee than most of their peers, and offered no buyback guarantee, but they were very transparent. The answer was a resounding no: investors want high returns, regardless of risk; or at least that was the case until the Kuetzal and Envestio disasters. Perhaps this is testament to the P2P market's lack of sophistication in risk assessment.
I do think that Edgars and the rest of the team are building significant goodwill by paying all accrued interest, despite the projects not going forward. Hopefully investors will recognise their integrity in the future, should they they manage to return to the field.
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