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Post by doorway on Jan 28, 2017 15:50:10 GMT
Sorry to go backwards. Hi stub8535 "7%-8% multi asset class fund and forget" We are all looking at comparitive returns ........ where can you find 7% - to 8% return on a multi asset fund ?
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Post by SteveT on Jan 28, 2017 17:38:05 GMT
If Broadoak loans were to be renumbered, I'd suggest a structure that identifies both linked borrowers and also the specific projects, so that individual tranches in a project can be totalled fairly easily (and appear together in the Live Loans / My Live Loans tables when loans are sorted alphabetically).
If the prefix was expanded to 4 letters, as most of the MT partner loans have already, and the Broadoak identifier was shortened simply to "B", then the 2nd and 3rd letters could identify the borrower and the 4th letter the project (it's unlikely a single borrower will have more than 26 projects).
For example, loans coded BACAxxx and BACBxxx would signify two Broadoak loans (B) to a common borrower (AC) but on different projects (A and B respectively).
Whereas loans coded BADAxxx / BADAyyy / BADAzzz would signify three tranches of the same project.
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Post by GSV3MIaC on Jan 28, 2017 20:33:29 GMT
I'd find it helpful if MT could split the BPF prefix meaning "lender" into actual distinct lenders like BPFA, BPFB, etc. Happy to discuss this with Bengil Bert Ben and see what we could do... Although I'm sure the OP really meant 'borrower' (but I like SteveT 's suggestion best). Alternatively if several tranches rank equally, at equal interest rate and termination date, then you could just collapse them like they do over on SS (whether you own tranche 1 or tranche N is of no interest and just confuses 'my loans'). Different when tranches have different rates, or different end date (like the restaurant).
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