
Peer-to-Peer Finance is an alternative business funding solution which is bringing much-needed new competition and choice to the banking market in the UK providing funds to creditworthy individuals and businesses.
Through peer-to-peer lending and invoice finance platforms, businesses and consumers can ‘rely on each other‘ for lending and borrowing services, providing lenders and investors with attractive rates of return, and credit worthy borrowers with competitive access to finance. Peer to peer business loans are now an incredibly popular form of finance, and used by businesses worldwide.
For more info, take a look at our 3 minute guide to The Peer-to-Peer Finance Association.
Glossary
- P2P/PtP: peer to peer
- P2P crowdfunding: Getting business funding from a large number of unrelated people (through an online platform)
- P2P business lending: money being lent to businesses through a platform which matches lenders to borrowers
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