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Chen Zhirong

20 Jul 2019

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General Investing

Why don't you just create a fund that generates net returns based on all the loans you give out, rather than asking investors to bear the risk of each loan?

Is there any reason as to why you guys dont do this?

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Alex Chua

20 Jul 2019

Seedly student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

It is not impossible. The European P2Ps are doing it recently. It could be one option the p2p funding in singapore could move into provided they have sufficient spread of loan
Still, picking individual loans has their own merits too

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