Continuing Down The Path To A Social Movement For Wealth And Abundance
It wasn’t too long ago when I started writing about social media and creating a movement, a paradigm shift in thought and actions of others. It hadn’t dawned how predominate of a social movement is already underway. We see charities, acts for legislation and reform, green communities, niched social platforms.
However the one social movement that I see really taking shape is the act of social lending. What exactly is social lending? It’s simply a group of like minded investors making a positive shift to correct the missing gap in our current financial markets.
Using the power of peer to peer networks and spreading the diversity of risk across small micro loans the investor once again takes the position of the bank. At the very same time the exposure to defaults are reduced since investors pool monies together and diversify across many transactions versus being the entire lender on one transaction.
Most of these networks use unsecured lending as their revenue platform. Short 1 to 3 year terms with interest rates just over 7% and up to 23% being the average. Sure the same restrictions apply, deal structure, credit rating, lender approval, the biggest differences are speed of execution, personalized deal structuring and minimized lending amounts to keep the system stable.
I found a couple of articles on these subjects and I thought that these would appropriately discuss both the positives and negatives of this emerging social culture of investors. The impact on the lending industry as well as the long term evolution of this new and exciting marketplace.
The first article I found is titled “Social Lending Networks, New Alternative to Banks” written by LAURA MARQUEZ
Next we head on over to “Guide to Social Lending Networks” written on the bargain engineering blog.
Lastly we take a look at the impact of social networking to see the disruption of our current lending system. “Social Networks Disrupting Money Lending”"
After you spend a few minutes learning and understanding all about the topic at hand take a look and see how these social networks diversify their lending courtesy of http://www.sociallending.net/

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