09dolphin
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Post by 09dolphin on Jan 31, 2023 17:35:49 GMT
This company never seem to "chase" losses. Almost 50% of my money invested is shown as being in debt but RbS rarely show an update and they are obviously happy to ignore when debters choose not to make a repayment. Indeed companies who borrow are able to sell their stock (when they sell their company) which has been pledged as security for the loan and RbS take no action whatsoever. Even when RbS are advised by their "inhouse" team to take action to secure debt due to a long period where nothing has been paid RbS ignore that advice. This company is typical of P2P companies. Inadequately managed and likely to be in receivership soon.
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Post by df on Jan 31, 2023 23:38:23 GMT
This company never seem to "chase" losses. Almost 50% of my money invested is shown as being in debt but RbS rarely show an update and they are obviously happy to ignore when debters choose not to make a repayment. Indeed companies who borrow are able to sell their stock (when they sell their company) which has been pledged as security for the loan and RbS take no action whatsoever. Even when RbS are advised by their "inhouse" team to take action to secure debt due to a long period where nothing has been paid RbS ignore that advice. This company is typical of P2P companies. Inadequately managed and likely to be in receivership soon. I have 42 performing and 30 none performing, so it's 30% for me. Not sure what the current Rebs loan book is, but I assume mine must be more or less representative, with one or two exceptions I'm in every single loan originated in the past 6 years. They do chase losses, but lending to SME at such high rates implies success rate for recoveries to be low. My current XIRR is 13.05% and the returns were stable throughout the journey. Unlike some other platforms, Rebs survived Covid crisis.... Not very typical
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