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Gabriel Tham

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

17 Jul 2019

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General Investing

Which p2p company/CEO/Founder has used their own capital to loan to the companies? Any of them have skin in the game?

Which p2p company/CEO/Founder has used their own capital to loan to the companies? Any of them have skin in the game? ?

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Fan ZD

17 Jul 2019

Employee at A Bank

For one, Funding Societies I know has skin in the game. MoolahSense does not.

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