How to track which loans invested in via excel spreadsheet

The short answer is that what they do is down to them. In other words they might have asked them if they can do that, perhaps even paid them. It might be in the small print of the loan agreement that they can be used in advertizement. It's going to be almost vital for a small business to show real people getting real loans to show that p2p works. But we don't have that agreement or understanding with the Borrowers. There have been some long long discussions on this subject in the past. But for simplicity we tend to avoid all business names as it difficulty to work out who is a Borrower and who is not. I lend on just two platforms so I might happen to know a number of them, but no one is going to know all the names of the Borrowers, so that's why we avoid all business names. There is an argument to say the rules need to be updated in this regard as they say at the moment that you can name Borrowers so long as the Platform names them and it's visible there without you having to log in to see it (i.e. it's in the public domain). That's all well and good until next week or next month when the Platform updates it's site and those Borrowers are changed for another set of Borrowers. So while they were visible you could name those Borrowers but they then need to be redacted when they become invisible, this is just about impossible to do, but when there were significantly less Platforms it was almost feasible. A lot more could be said but for the moment hopefully that answers your question.