Marketlend Pty Ltd Australia

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Description

Leading in innovative thinking, Marketlend performed extensive research in the Australian lending market for lending facilities. As a result, it has established Marketlend, to fulfil a real need for both investors and borrowers alike.
Marketlend Pty. Limited is an online marketplace lender, or otherwise known as a peer to peer marketplace. Marketlend and its representatives manage the registration of borrowers, investors, originators, and affiliated parties. The information on the marketplace lending platform operated by Marketlend is presented on the basis that it is received. Marketlend makes no warranty or representation of the accuracy of the data or information on the marketplace lending platform. The issuance and sale of notes by a member investor; and the origination, servicing and collection of the principal and interest and other charges payable on the loans are managed by Marketlend, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tyndall Capital Pty Ltd.
Investors to participate on the marketplace lending platform are authorised to offer their notes for sale to other investors through the trading platform provided by Tyndall Capital. Tyndall Capital may use Registered Brokers or Dealers to trade notes.
Marketlend is an online marketplace that facilitates prompt lending in a secure environment. Focusing on peer-to-peer lending in Australia, we cut out the middleman (bank) and provide a direct link between businesses and investors. As a stable online platform, Marketlend still provides the peace of mind that comes with loss protection (we invest and accept losses of at least 1% of the loan) and insurance in certain circumstances with the benefit of a quick, effortless process. Acting as the connection between credit worthy businesses and sophisticated investors willing to invest, we can help our users gain access to a fast and easy peer to peer loan process that will not only save you time, but money too. Avoiding the middleman by means of social lending can mean lower rates for borrowers, and potentially st