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ThinCats Australia Connects over 100 Sophisticated Investors to Secured Business Loans Worth $7m
- Published July 17, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
ThinCats, Australia’s first peer to business lending (marketplace) platform, has since inception in 2015 successfully completed 2 seed rounds of capital raising and has enabled investors to earn a gross interest rate of over 14% p.a., diversifying risk through secured fractional lending across 56 loans to Australian SME’s- a unique access to a fixed income asset class previously the domain of banks.
The platform provides lenders with transparent access to all eligible loan details (listed only after thorough due diligence by our team of experienced ex-bankers) and a real time online access to a dashboard to know your portfolio performance at any time.
Visit www.thincats.com.au to register and complete your application to be part of ThinCats lending community and to earn excellent returns whilst helping Australian SME’s to grow.
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