Post by silverporka on Sept 7, 2016 16:09:08 GMT
I've been looking at the % of loans that have reached 'delayed' status vs the amount purchased over a period of 5 weeks (most of the loans were 1 month maturity loans). What is surprising is how bad the Poland performance is vs the Denmark and Georgia performance. My stats show that 34% of the Poland loans became 'delayed' vs 14% for Denmark and 13% for Georgia.
Is anyone else noticing something similar? I know that the loans are guaranteed by Twino, but I don't think the Poland business could really be sustainable regardless of how high the interest rates Twino are receiving.... Seems strange how big the variation in performance is. Around half of my portfolio of Poland loans are currently in delayed status. I'm going to turn off the auto-buy tap....
Is anyone else noticing something similar? I know that the loans are guaranteed by Twino, but I don't think the Poland business could really be sustainable regardless of how high the interest rates Twino are receiving.... Seems strange how big the variation in performance is. Around half of my portfolio of Poland loans are currently in delayed status. I'm going to turn off the auto-buy tap....