UKPP Conference 2015: Will P2P be the next “major regulatory investigation”?

Tom Belger | 08:00 Monday 30th November -0001 | 25

A panel discussion at the UKPP London Property Finance Conference has questioned the impact of peer to peer lending on the property market….

Latest news

Over two thirds of brokers predict more bridging business in 2024

Over two thirds (68%) of brokers expect to arrange more bridging loans in 2024 than 2023, according to the latest Castle Trust Bank Pulse survey....

ASK lends £18.2m to private client investor for property acquisition

Specialist property lender ASK Partners has provided a 24-month senior loan facility of £18.2m to support a private client investor in the acquisition of Chiswick Tower....

Funding 365 and LDN Finance deliver £5.9m development exit bridge

Funding 365 and LDN Finance have completed a £5.9 m bridging loan at 70% LTV to enable the borrower to exit development funding and complete the sale of multiple units....

Catalyst secures new £750m funding

Catalyst, the specialist lender, has secured a further £750m investment capacity to fund its short-term bridging and refurbishment products....

House prices increase month-on-month in February, despite annual fall as ‘buyers now sticking their heads above the parapet’

House prices increased by 0.4% between January and February 2024, while annually there was a fall of 0.2%, bringing the average UK property value to £281,000, according to HM Land Registry HPI for February....

365 finance welcomes new CEO

Camden-based lender 365 finance has appointed Warren Abbey (pictured above) as its new CEO....

London, UK ℃

UKPP Conference 2015: Will P2P be the next “major regulatory investigation”?

Leave a commentCancel reply