zlb
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Post by zlb on Nov 28, 2017 9:56:40 GMT
Total write offs to date are 0.37%. 5.2% of all loans go into the definition of Watch list or Default. So, if you have a loan in default, the expected loss percentage of those loans, on average, is 7%. Or, put the other way, the expected recovery from loans in default is 93% (this excludes any interest which may be received on top). Recovery varies a lot by loan type: - property backed loans that have gone into default have had 100% recovery to date - recovery for invoice discounting and corporate loans is lower - closer to 75%. Finally, if you have a smaller amount invested (and are paying a 1.5% fee) then your net return after losses (after 12 months) should be 6.5%; with losses at 0.37%, or 5-6% of your return. As discussed elsewhere, we would prefer that everyone gets the average, but this isn't currently possible under the current structure. We are exploring ways to introduce a sister product which is simpler and has more certainty over the return. Hi, thanks. What kinds of reasons are there for relatively large chunks, e.g. £70-80 being placed with certain investment types? Or £40 with invoice discounting (is this just one ID company, a few or many?).
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