Monthly Archives: June 2016

New All-Party Parliamentary Group To Walk Entrepreneurial Talk?

Alan Mak MP announces a new all-party parliamentary group on entrepreneurship via Politics Home. We welcome the move – so long as it amounts to more than another talking shop. Mr Mak has a reputation as an able and effective politician. Let’s hope the new group genuinely helps to promote entrepreneurial culture in the UK. […]

Uncertainty Is Prime Cause Of Current Marketplace Wobbles

Ryan Weeks, editor of AltFi and a leading journalist in the crowdfunding space, blogs in TechCrunch “in defence of P2P”. It’s excellent to hear a sane, measured voice amid the shrill – indeed, gleeful – hysteria that followed the Lending Club affair. An extended excerpt follows, with our grateful thanks to Ryan and TechCrunch. For […]

P2P’s Market Timing? We Take A Longer View

Our friends at AltFi run an investment feature that argues P2P-invested funds are a buying opportunity in the wake of the Lending Club affair. The platform operates as a showcase for the opinions of Monica Tepes, director of investment company research at Cantor Fitzgerald.   “Investors should treat the market turmoil surrounding the lending club […]