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Post by thep2pinvestor on Apr 7, 2016 2:39:45 GMT
Hi guys, i found this platform: blackmoonfg.comAccording to their website, they operate in 5 currencies, 7 countries and work with 9 loan originators. I have searched our Forum but have not found anything on them. Does anyone have heard of them, or maybe got experience with them ? Thanks for your feedback. |
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Post by ablender on Apr 7, 2016 11:19:43 GMT
Did you understand where they are based?
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Post by ilmoro on Apr 7, 2016 11:50:55 GMT
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Post by adrianc on Apr 7, 2016 11:54:47 GMT
Did you understand where they are based? They're a bit coy about it, aren't they? The site has contact addresses in Delaware, Cyprus and Moscow, with the Cypriot phone number given as the main. The domain name registration is to an Andrey Stolbovsky, with an obscured Parisian address - presumably some kind of redirection service. That name comes up with a LinkedIn profile for the CTO of Blackmoon, based in St Petersburg. The profile of Oleg Seydak, the CEO of Blackmoon, doesn't give a city, but does say he's based within Russia. Most other Blackmoon LinkedIn profiles are within Russia, apart from one in Spain and one in New Jersey. The Investment Director gives his base as Limassol and Moscow. The "nine originators in seven countries" appear to involve partnerships with platforms in Russia, Poland, Latvia, Poland, Czech, Finland and Georgia - together with the three countries our old friends at Bondora operate in. I make that eight partners in nine countries in all, with Finland crossing-over between Bondora and Fellow Finance.
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Post by SteveT on Apr 7, 2016 12:35:40 GMT
Did you understand where they are based? They're a bit coy about it, aren't they? The site has contact addresses in Delaware, Cyprus and Moscow, with the Cypriot phone number given as the main. The domain name registration is to an Andrey Stolbovsky, with an obscured Parisian address - presumably some kind of redirection service. That name comes up with a LinkedIn profile for the CTO of Blackmoon, based in St Petersburg. The profile of Oleg Seydak, the CEO of Blackmoon, doesn't give a city, but does say he's based within Russia. Most other Blackmoon LinkedIn profiles are within Russia, apart from one in Spain and one in New Jersey. The Investment Director gives his base as Limassol and Moscow. The "nine originators in seven countries" appear to involve partnerships with platforms in Russia, Poland, Latvia, Poland, Czech, Finland and Georgia - together with the three countries our old friends at Bondora operate in. I make that eight partners in nine countries in all, with Finland crossing-over between Bondora and Fellow Finance. How can I resist...?!
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Post by ben on Apr 7, 2016 13:00:17 GMT
They're a bit coy about it, aren't they? The site has contact addresses in Delaware, Cyprus and Moscow, with the Cypriot phone number given as the main. The domain name registration is to an Andrey Stolbovsky, with an obscured Parisian address - presumably some kind of redirection service. That name comes up with a LinkedIn profile for the CTO of Blackmoon, based in St Petersburg. The profile of Oleg Seydak, the CEO of Blackmoon, doesn't give a city, but does say he's based within Russia. Most other Blackmoon LinkedIn profiles are within Russia, apart from one in Spain and one in New Jersey. The Investment Director gives his base as Limassol and Moscow. The "nine originators in seven countries" appear to involve partnerships with platforms in Russia, Poland, Latvia, Poland, Czech, Finland and Georgia - together with the three countries our old friends at Bondora operate in. I make that eight partners in nine countries in all, with Finland crossing-over between Bondora and Fellow Finance. How can I resist...?! sign me up to cant wait
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Post by JamesFrance on Apr 7, 2016 13:59:20 GMT
They seem to be copying the Mintos model of providing a marketplace for balance sheet lenders to finance their loans, however they also appear to be reselling loans of other P2P Platforms. Not much detail about how it all works on the site.
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Post by thep2pinvestor on Apr 7, 2016 15:34:18 GMT
Thanks for all your feedbacks. I conclude that nobody has got experience with them so far. I will not be the first one .....  |
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Post by ablender on Apr 7, 2016 19:16:17 GMT
Guess which will be the next country? Nigeria.
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Post by ronlie on Oct 10, 2016 9:21:11 GMT
On my question regarding minimum commitment size for investors I got this reply:
Thank you for your e-mail. Yes, conceptually Blackmoon and Mintos have similar approaches. But technically our solutions are very different.
Blackmoon works with institutional investors and all processes are focused to meet needs of investors with investment size of EUR 1M+.
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Post by adrianc on Oct 17, 2016 7:33:28 GMT
On my question regarding minimum commitment size for investors I got this reply: Thank you for your e-mail. Yes, conceptually Blackmoon and Mintos have similar approaches. But technically our solutions are very different.
Blackmoon works with institutional investors and all processes are focused to meet needs of investors with investment size of EUR 1M+.The name's Olly. Olly Gark.
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