52 results about this entity
Period: 01 Nov 2006 - 17 Jun 2024
News
American peer-to-peer loan marketplace Prosper has raised $17.2 million in funding.
07 June 2011
US peer-to-peer lender Prosper is still struggling to reconcile user accounts three weeks after botching a major upgrade to a new loan servicing platform.
25 May 2010
US P2P lending site Prosper says it has inked a letter of intent with existing investors for a series d funding round of up to $15.8 million.
01 April 2010
US P2P lending site Prosper has launched an online 'talk about the taboo' campaign where users can share their stories about money, debt and how to tackle it.
05 March 2010
US peer-to-peer lending outfit Prosper has named the former head of Citibank Sweden, Nick Talwar, as chief revenue officer.
03 December 2009
US P2P lending outfit Prosper has sold a convertible promissory note worth $1 million at 15% per annum interest to the venture capital firm run by Capital One co-founder Nigel Morris.
11 November 2009
P2P lending outfit Prosper is looking to cash in on green consumer interests by partnering with electric motorcycle manufacturer Zero to offer a hire purchase financing option.
05 November 2009
A group of US financial services start-ups that use technology-based models to target customers disillusioned with traditional banks, has formed a lobby group calling for regulatory reform that promotes innovation.
21 October 2009
US person-to-person loan exchange Prosper says regulators have finally given it the green light to resume lending following nine months out of action.
14 July 2009
US person-to-person loan exchange Prosper has shut down operations again, just a couple of weeks after coming out of an enforced six month spell on the sidelines.
13 May 2009
After an enforced six month spell on the sidelines, US person-to-person loan exchange Prosper is set to resume lending with an expanded model that will let financial institution re-sell loans to platform members.
28 April 2009
Fynanz, a US person-to-person social lending Web site aimed at college students, is to stop accepting new loans due to tough "market conditions" and will now focus on offering its platform to financial institutions.
12 January 2009
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