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"Subprime Problems Continue To Climb, Key Indexes Show; 80% Drop ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-19 16:26:46

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"SOS Sorting Out Subprime" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-16 06:07:32

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"Peer to Peer Lending ? India feasibility?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-08-12 16:05:59

At Canaan US we undergo invested in a peer to peer lending company – . The company launched itself on Facebook and in measure three months it has facilitated $1 million in loans. The determine proposition is for people taking unsecured personal loans of smaller amounts (~ $5000) and also for lenders getting higher returns on their surplus money in the bank (obviously at a higher assay – question is if risk fits into lenders assay appetite) Money is made by brining drink the cost and eliminating bank from the arrange I thought to share my viewpoint on the key enablers of this business in US and would like to experience your feedback on the India opportunity • Scope of brining drink cost of providing loan using technology - In US the spread for a bank giving unsecured personal loan is around 10%. This spread consists of cost of providing loan (assessing and tracking) and Bank’s acquire margin. The numbers are similar in India. Depositors get somewhere around 4-5.5% on saving accounts and personal loan interest rates are in the be of 15-24% depending on the profile of borrower. So the move is north of 10% • Ability to evaluate the risk compose of borrowers using technology Firstly using ascribe Reports – Unlike US this had not been possible in India because lack of data sharing between various banks. However; with CIBIL this has changed. RBI has made mandatory for all banks to inform defaulters. Recently. I took an education loan for my brother from State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur and to my surprise they checked my loan history from CIBIL database. With time we all will have a credit inform which can be used to assess the assay compose of individuals based on past history Secondly using social information about an individual’s community associations etc – LendingClub has started with borrowers from different communities e g. Harvard Alumni. Army Communities. In India this is something not new. MFIs have very well tried this concept (of community based lending) through Self-Help-Groups and able to lend millions of dollars to rural people. The loan amount is as small as 4000 rupees. I think this can be extended to urban young educated class as come up. Imagine my Facebook Lending Club application (with all my professional and social nodes) shows me as a defaulter - I think I would not like that for a small be. We still need to do some math on the market in India. I don’t have credible numbers as of now. However; unsecured personal loan merchandise is growing at a rate of 30% (home loan is growing at 20%) and has been source of rich profits for some of the private banks. And personal loan market is still dominated by young educated urban populate whom I think should have internet and mobile access. Any views on why this business can bring home the bacon or fail in India – Challenges. Issues. Positives? Great discussion ! I am already in the process of coding a mixture of zopa,prosper lending channelise and virgin money clone site and opting a suitable business model for India followed by US and china. I would really suggest if anyone can impel some more lighten on a suitable India copy and required licenses or permission from government authorities. Mentors are accept. Subhemail:subh10@gmail com We are practising p2p lending in China with our site: I believe there are something in common between china & india. The mode will be different from Developer countries but comfort feasible in some way. Interesting thought Steve there are few sites out there working on this copy but do not have a presence in India This model can work in India if a group of Mentors validates the credentials of a low income entrepreneur borrower. Secondly access to the Internet of low income entrepreneurs in India is an issue. accent checks & validation are important else things would go out of control This could very much work on a collaborative mode convey you all for contributing to this discussion. I would agree with Ashwin; city and small town people differ in their desire to help one another. The minute we enter a city we put our follow up and are more protective of our family. However in this case the aim as I see it would be to cerebrate honest individual of high moral standards across the geopraphic divide small town to small. I doubt I would undergo any trouble interact individuals who would alter seed money to entrepreneurs or families in order to help them begin a self-sustaining business in towns or villages of India. Many populate in my community give to their church and charities but they would also be willing to drop. They would also want to see fair play and their money used properly. At the end of the day it boils down to trust earned trust gathered through working together. Perhaps I think to much from the heart and not analytical. There must be some way to act money from here to good populate in India who can turn this money into a long term sustainable business. My idea would be to invest say $1000 Canadian dollars; lend it to someone and give them six months to pay it back including an additional $100. In my own situation I would be able to lend out $5000 two times a year. Alternatively I would be open to a partial ownership in the entrepreneur business. $1000 investment now gives me a 5% share in the company long term with 5% of the net net coming approve to me annually. I’m not account as you can see but these are the kind of arrangements I would think feasible and workable. What do you fellows think; would this kind of come work? 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"Peer to Peer Lending ? India feasibility?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-08-12 16:05:59

At Canaan US we undergo invested in a peer to peer lending affiliate – . The company launched itself on Facebook and in last three months it has facilitated $1 million in loans. The value proposition is for populate taking unsecured personal loans of smaller amounts (~ $5000) and also for lenders getting higher returns on their surplus money in the bank (obviously at a higher risk – question is if risk fits into lenders risk appetite) Money is made by brining drink the be and eliminating bank from the chain I thought to share my viewpoint on the key enablers of this business in US and would like to know your feedback on the India opportunity • Scope of brining down be of providing loan using technology - In US the spread for a bank giving unsecured personal loan is around 10%. This move consists of cost of providing loan (assessing and tracking) and tip’s acquire margin. The numbers are similar in India. Depositors get somewhere around 4-5.5% on saving accounts and personal loan interest rates are in the be of 15-24% depending on the profile of borrower. So the move is north of 10% • Ability to evaluate the risk compose of borrowers using technology Firstly using Credit Reports – Unlike US this had not been possible in India because lack of data sharing between various banks. However; with CIBIL this has changed. RBI has made mandatory for all banks to report defaulters. Recently. I took an education loan for my brother from State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur and to my affect they checked my loan history from CIBIL database. With time we all will have a credit report which can be used to evaluate the risk profile of individuals based on past history Secondly using social information about an individual’s community associations etc – LendingClub has started with borrowers from different communities e g. Harvard Alumni. Army Communities. In India this is something not new. MFIs undergo very come up tried this concept (of community based lending) through Self-Help-Groups and able to alter millions of dollars to rural people. The loan amount is as small as 4000 rupees. I think this can be extended to urban young educated class as well. Imagine my Facebook Lending Club application (with all my professional and social nodes) shows me as a defaulter - I think I would not like that for a small amount. We still need to do some math on the market in India. I don’t have credible numbers as of now. However; unsecured personal loan market is growing at a rate of 30% (home loan is growing at 20%) and has been source of rich profits for some of the private banks. And personal loan market is still dominated by young educated urban people whom I evaluate should have internet and mobile access. Any views on why this business can work or fail in India – Challenges. Issues. Positives? Great discussion ! I am already in the process of coding a mixture of zopa,prosper lending channelise and virgin money clone site and opting a suitable business model for India followed by US and china. I would really suggest if anyone can impel some more light on a suitable India model and required licenses or permission from government authorities. Mentors are welcome. Subhemail:subh10@gmail com We are practising p2p lending in China with our place: I believe there are something in common between china & india. The mode will be different from Developer countries but still feasible in some way. Interesting thought Steve there are few sites out there working on this model but do not have a presence in India This model can work in India if a assort of Mentors validates the credentials of a low income entrepreneur borrower. Secondly access to the Internet of low income entrepreneurs in India is an air. Background checks & validation are important else things would go out of hold back This could very much work on a collaborative mode Thank you all for contributing to this discussion. I would accept with Ashwin; city and small town people differ in their desire to help one another. The minute we enter a city we put our guard up and are more protective of our family. However in this case the aim as I see it would be to connect honest individual of high moral standards across the geopraphic change integrity small town to small. I doubt I would have any trouble gather individuals who would lend disgorge money to entrepreneurs or families in request to help them begin a self-sustaining business in towns or villages of India. Many people in my community furnish to their perform and charities but they would also be willing to invest. They would also want to see fair play and their money used properly. At the end of the day it boils down to trust earned trust gathered through working together. Perhaps I think to much from the heart and not analytical. There must be some way to act money from here to good populate in India who can move this money into a long term sustainable business. My idea would be to drop say $1000 Canadian dollars; lend it to someone and give them six months to pay it back including an additional $100. In my own situation I would be able to lend out $5000 two times a year. Alternatively I would be open to a partial ownership in the entrepreneur business. $1000 investment now gives me a 5% overlap in the company long call with 5% of the net net coming back to me annually. I’m not account as you can see but these are the kind of arrangements I would evaluate feasible and workable. What do you fellows think; would this kind of approach work? 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"Peer to Peer Lending ? India feasibility?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-08-12 16:05:59

At Canaan US we have invested in a look to peer lending company – . The affiliate launched itself on Facebook and in last three months it has facilitated $1 million in loans. The value proposition is for populate taking unsecured personal loans of smaller amounts (~ $5000) and also for lenders getting higher returns on their surplus money in the bank (obviously at a higher assay – question is if risk fits into lenders assay appetite) Money is made by brining down the be and eliminating bank from the chain I thought to overlap my viewpoint on the key enablers of this business in US and would like to experience your feedback on the India opportunity • Scope of brining down cost of providing loan using technology - In US the spread for a bank giving unsecured personal loan is around 10%. This spread consists of be of providing loan (assessing and tracking) and tip’s profit margin. The numbers are similar in India. Depositors get somewhere around 4-5.5% on saving accounts and personal loan interest rates are in the range of 15-24% depending on the profile of borrower. So the spread is north of 10% • Ability to evaluate the risk profile of borrowers using technology Firstly using Credit Reports – Unlike US this had not been possible in India because lack of data sharing between various banks. However; with CIBIL this has changed. RBI has made mandatory for all banks to report defaulters. Recently. I took an education loan for my brother from express tip of Bikaner and Jaipur and to my surprise they checked my loan history from CIBIL database. With time we all will undergo a credit report which can be used to evaluate the risk profile of individuals based on past history Secondly using social information about an individual’s community associations etc – LendingClub has started with borrowers from different communities e g. Harvard Alumni. Army Communities. In India this is something not new. MFIs have very well tried this concept (of community based lending) through Self-Help-Groups and able to lend millions of dollars to rural people. The loan amount is as small as 4000 rupees. I evaluate this can be extended to urban young educated categorise as well. Imagine my Facebook Lending Club application (with all my professional and social nodes) shows me as a defaulter - I evaluate I would not like that for a small be. We still need to do some math on the market in India. I don’t have credible numbers as of now. However; unsecured personal loan market is growing at a rate of 30% (home loan is growing at 20%) and has been source of rich profits for some of the private banks. And personal loan market is still dominated by young educated urban people whom I think should undergo internet and mobile access. Any views on why this business can work or fail in India – Challenges. Issues. Positives? Great discussion ! I am already in the process of coding a mixture of zopa,prosper lending tree and virgin money copy place and opting a suitable business copy for India followed by US and china. I would really suggest if anyone can impel some more light on a suitable India model and required licenses or permission from government authorities. Mentors are welcome. Subhemail:subh10@gmail com We are practising p2p lending in China with our place: I believe there are something in common between china & india. The mode will be different from Developer countries but still feasible in some way. Interesting thought Steve there are few sites out there working on this model but do not have a presence in India This model can work in India if a group of Mentors validates the credentials of a low income entrepreneur borrower. Secondly find to the Internet of low income entrepreneurs in India is an air. Background checks & validation are important else things would go out of hold back This could very much work on a collaborative mode convey you all for contributing to this discussion. I would agree with Ashwin; city and small town people differ in their desire to back up one another. The minute we enter a city we put our guard up and are more protective of our family. However in this case the aim as I see it would be to connect honest individual of high moral standards across the geopraphic divide small town to small. I doubt I would have any trouble gather individuals who would lend disgorge money to entrepreneurs or families in request to back up them begin a self-sustaining business in towns or villages of India. Many people in my community give to their church and charities but they would also be willing to drop. They would also be to see fair play and their money used properly. At the end of the day it boils down to believe earned trust gathered through working together. Perhaps I evaluate to much from the heart and not analytical. There must be some way to move money from here to good populate in India who can move this money into a long call sustainable business. My idea would be to invest say $1000 Canadian dollars; lend it to someone and give them six months to pay it back including an additional $100. In my own situation I would be able to lend out $5000 two times a year. Alternatively I would be open to a partial ownership in the entrepreneur business. $1000 investment now gives me a 5% overlap in the company long term with 5% of the net net coming back to me annually. I’m not account as you can see but these are the kind of arrangements I would think feasible and workable. What do you fellows evaluate; would this kind of come bring home the bacon? XHTML: You can use these tags <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong> :

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Posted on 2008-08-12 16:05:58

At Canaan US we undergo invested in a peer to look lending company – . The affiliate launched itself on Facebook and in last three months it has facilitated $1 million in loans. The determine proposition is for populate taking unsecured personal loans of smaller amounts (~ $5000) and also for lenders getting higher returns on their surplus money in the bank (obviously at a higher assay – question is if risk fits into lenders risk appetite) Money is made by brining drink the cost and eliminating tip from the arrange I thought to overlap my viewpoint on the key enablers of this business in US and would like to know your feedback on the India opportunity • Scope of brining down cost of providing loan using technology - In US the spread for a bank giving unsecured personal loan is around 10%. This move consists of be of providing loan (assessing and tracking) and Bank’s profit margin. The numbers are similar in India. Depositors get somewhere around 4-5.5% on saving accounts and personal loan interest rates are in the range of 15-24% depending on the compose of borrower. So the move is north of 10% • Ability to assess the risk profile of borrowers using technology Firstly using ascribe Reports – Unlike US this had not been possible in India because lack of data sharing between various banks. However; with CIBIL this has changed. RBI has made mandatory for all banks to report defaulters. Recently. I took an education loan for my brother from express Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur and to my surprise they checked my loan history from CIBIL database. With time we all ordain undergo a credit report which can be used to assess the risk profile of individuals based on past history Secondly using social information about an individual’s community associations etc – LendingClub has started with borrowers from different communities e g. Harvard Alumni. Army Communities. In India this is something not new. MFIs undergo very well tried this concept (of community based lending) through Self-Help-Groups and able to lend millions of dollars to rural people. The loan be is as small as 4000 rupees. I think this can be extended to urban young educated class as well. create by mental act my Facebook Lending Club application (with all my professional and social nodes) shows me as a defaulter - I evaluate I would not like that for a small amount. We comfort be to do some math on the market in India. I don’t have credible numbers as of now. However; unsecured personal loan market is growing at a evaluate of 30% (home loan is growing at 20%) and has been source of rich profits for some of the private banks. And personal loan merchandise is still dominated by young educated urban populate whom I think should have internet and mobile access. Any views on why this business can work or fail in India – Challenges. Issues. Positives? Great discussion ! I am already in the process of coding a mixture of zopa,change state lending tree and virgin money clone place and opting a suitable business model for India followed by US and china. I would really declare if anyone can throw some more lighten on a suitable India model and required licenses or permission from government authorities. Mentors are welcome. Subhemail:subh10@gmail com We are practising p2p lending in China with our site: I believe there are something in common between china & india. The mode will be different from Developer countries but still feasible in some way. Interesting thought Steve there are few sites out there working on this copy but do not undergo a presence in India This copy can bring home the bacon in India if a group of Mentors validates the credentials of a low income entrepreneur borrower. Secondly find to the Internet of low income entrepreneurs in India is an issue. accent checks & validation are important else things would go out of control This could very much work on a collaborative mode Thank you all for contributing to this discussion. I would agree with Ashwin; city and small town people differ in their desire to help one another. The minute we enter a city we put our guard up and are more protective of our family. However in this inspect the aim as I see it would be to connect honest individual of high moral standards across the geopraphic divide small town to small. I disbelieve I would have any trouble interact individuals who would lend seed money to entrepreneurs or families in order to back up them begin a self-sustaining business in towns or villages of India. Many people in my community give to their church and charities but they would also be willing to invest. They would also want to see fair play and their money used properly. 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"Slight Respite For Foreclosure Rate But High Rates Expected To Stay" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-04-08 02:40:43

Though rates undergo dropped in the past month it seems unlikely that the expensive loans which undergo caused a record be of is going to top out anytime soon. Though lenders politicians and homeowners are trying hard to stop this tirade borrowers who are trying to get exceed loan terms and save their houses are facing a lot of red tape. RealtyTrac a firm that publishes a foreclosure tracking database released data on Thursday which showed that in September. 223,538 and related filings were accounted for. That makes it around one in every 557 homes affected by foreclosure. Though the data showed a decline of around 8 percent from the month of August — where rates peaked at a 32-month high — it was comfort almost double the amount of foreclosure figures on a year to year basis. Because of this it is comfort too premature to take for granted that this dip which took place in September shows in any way that foreclosures undergo peaked. For one thing we are going to see one more set of “resets” which are going to act place over the coming year affecting the budgets and pockets of millions of new borrowers’ and creating advance compel for foreclosures by placing their — and their houses — at risk. This will add an inflow of new candidates who could be forced into foreclosures. heap Sharga. VP of marketing for RealtyTrac said “I wouldn’t bet the do work on this being the peak.” Now is that a read-between-the-lines statement or what?!? Just like other aspects of the amount of foreclosure activity tends to differ largely depending on where you are located. It has been seen that the highest foreclosure rates tend to be focused among just a few states. Among these showed the highest rate of foreclosure for a whopping nine months in a row with figures of one foreclosure filing for every 185 homes. This is lower than the August numbers by 11 percent but three times higher than the figures last year. Among the other ‘winners’ were which posted one foreclosure filing for every 248 homes and a state which hit handedly reported around 51,000 filings in September alone – the highest for any state and go off the other states which made it into the top 10 foreclosure rates ranking in the country.

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"Students Often Overlook Federal Loans That Are Great Deals" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-16 02:42:31

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