Lending platform RateSetter explains that a debt consolidation loan might be a good or suitable way to make managing your funds easier by “rolling your existing borrowing into one simple monthly ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The chief risk officer of Ratesetter, one of the UK’s top three “peer-to-peer” lenders, has left the company ...

Incumbent banks acquiring fintechs is nothing new, and amidst the coronavirus crisis, we can likely expect to see that trend continue. The latest such move comes from publicly listed Metro Bank, which ...

LONDON — Peer-to-peer lending platform RateSetter has appointed a new head of risk analytics and retail credit, just weeks after the surprise departure of the platform’s chief risk officer. Michael ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's peer-to-peer lending platform RateSetter has managed to retain most of its customers despite leaving the industry's trade body last month after breaching its transparency ...

RateSetter has turned a profit for the second year in a row. The peer to peer lending platform states it is the “only major player in the sector to be profitable”. According to the company, 2014-2015 ...

Peer-to-peer lending platform RateSetter made a pre-tax loss of £4.9 million ($6.4 million) in the year to the end of March, falling into the red after making a £476,000 profit in 2015. RateSetter ...

LONDON — RateSetter, one of the UK's three biggest peer-to-peer lenders, said on Tuesday it has raised £13 million in equity funding from its existing shareholders. City fund managers Woodford ...

Ratesetter is set to shut 45,000 accounts as part of deal with Metro Bank. The high street bank has bought a portfolio of loans from the Peer-to-peer lender for £384million to boost its presence in ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. UK-based peer-to-peer platform RateSetter has been lending to businesses from a fund set up to protect ...

Thousands of Ratesetter investors have been left waiting to get their cash back from closed accounts after a 'technical issue' delayed withdrawals made over the Bank Holiday weekend and on Tuesday.

Incumbent banks acquiring fintechs is nothing new, and amidst the coronavirus crisis, we can likely expect to see that trend continue. The latest such move comes from publicly listed Metro Bank, which ...