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Harmoney Will No Longer Accept Retail Investors

Harmoney Will No Longer Accept Retail Investors

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Harmoney is New Zealand’s first and largest p2p lender, launching in 2014; since then they have built up a loan book of £1 billion; now they are changing directions from the way loans are funded; the company will no longer accept retail investors instead opting to fund the loans themselves; David Stevens, CEO of Harmoney stated, “While a move we make reluctantly, it is necessary to free up resources so that Harmoney can continue to innovate, enhance value and create a better user experience for borrowers.” P2P Finance News

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