P2P Lending Dead
Re: P2P Lending Dead
Not larry but I would imagine the benefit is to be able to reduce equity allocation, while maintaining return. Not unlike tilting to small value. Reducing tail risk and all that.
Re: P2P Lending Dead
For those who have used LC directly over the years, what have your fees actually ended up averaging as a percentage (or is that even clear)? I see on their site currently that they charge 1% + collection costs. Wasn't sure if it had always been this way or not.
Re: P2P Lending Dead
The LENDX interval fund looks indeed very good - anyone perhaps knows about similar interval funds that are available to EU investors? The RiverNorth RMPLX mentioned in this thread seems to be US only too.
-
- Posts: 49038
- Joined: Fri May 11, 2007 11:07 am
Re: P2P Lending Dead
There are some diversified vehicles Larry S uses with his firm's clients. If you check his posts you will see them named.Slick8503 wrote:Not larry but I would imagine the benefit is to be able to reduce equity allocation, while maintaining return. Not unlike tilting to small value. Reducing tail risk and all that.
-
- Posts: 16022
- Joined: Thu Feb 22, 2007 7:28 am
- Location: St Louis MO
Re: P2P Lending Dead
Colchis is another firm that manages assets in the alternative lending space.
Larry
Larry