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Credi Features on Sky News
- Published August 11, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
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Credi’s CEO, Tim Dean, spoke to Sky News’ Ticky Fullerton in Sydney last week about the world-first relationship-lending platform powering “The Bank of Mum and Dad”.
About Credi:
Credi.com is a world-first relationship-lending platform powering “The Bank of Mum and Dad”. It is an efficient, cost-effective means of formalising loans between family members, between friends and between businesses. The platform allows users to negotiate the terms of a loan and, once agreed, provides formal loan documentation. Credi calculates the repayments and the interest, sending out reminder notices and allowing repayments to be modified according to cash received. The terms of the loan are fully flexible to match the requirements of the borrower and lender. Credi is seeking expansion capital for its global rollout.
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