Bondora’s private lending platform shared its highlights this year. The P2P lender notes that 2020 has been “very different from what many of us have been waiting for. “Bondora says she has had many moments in 2020.
Bondora has shown that she has opened a new logo office. In addition to reorganizing its existing commercial office, the P2P platform has brought a self-service site in 6 other languages. The new site aims to provide consumers with a data resource that will help them find answers to their questions in the blink of an eye. .
By sharing other positive news, Bondora’s team revealed that they had won the Family Employer Gold Award. As shown through the P2P lending platform, the Objective Award is the award given through the Ministry of Social Affairs. one-year evaluation program, Bondora said.
This year, the lender P2P participated in Invest
As indicated through the lending platform:
“More than 52,000 . . . investors have joined Bondora. We are very pleased that more and more people need to grow their cash online with Bondora. And seeing that number keep increasing means we need to raise the bar even higher.
By sharing more updates, Bondora’s team showed that it had brought Wallet, which said it was “a first call feature through investors, and this year we announced it to make investment even easier. “click here. )
The company’s CEO, P. Tomberg, has participated in live discussions this year and “has kept Bondora transparent and provided clarity in times of confusion. “
Bondora who had recorded his third year of profitability.
The lender noted:
“Our cash increased by 96% to 20. 3 million euros in 2019, extending our net profit from 2. 184% to 2. 3 million euros. We are very proud of those effects and hope that 2020 will be similar . . . After expanding our collection and unpaid loan collections for ten consecutive months, we broke our previous records, twice!We are proud of our team for achieving such a goal. “
As recently reported, Bondora reported that yields were higher in all areas from November to October 2020. Bondora also re-introduced the initiation of loans in Finland after postponing them before the COVID-19 outbreak.
As reported in the past, Bondora claims that more than 145,000 others have invested more than 395 million euros and earned 50 million euros through its platform.