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Date: 2014-04-11 17:37:53
Banking
Social economy
Social networks
Person-to-person lending
Funding Circle
Lending Club
Financial economics
Credit
Zopa

Peer-to-peer lending hits the mainstream as Zopa lends over half a billion pounds World’s first peer-to-peer lender, Zopa, hits industry record by lending over £500m to UK consumers with 40% of its total lent in the l

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