Debt financing (also known as Private Credit) is one of the “OG” alternative investments — a $1.2 trillion alternative investment market that is top of mind for institutions around the world. Common uses include equipment financing, inventory financing, and acquisition financing.
As an investor, you can help provide secured and unsecured loans. Firms use your capital to finance equipment and pay you back with interest.
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This edition I focus on alternative finance trends and insights in the UK, the largest alternative finance industry in Europe. But there is also an article on the Australian market where the AltFin industry is already distributing over $1 billion to customers.
This week we focus on the status of Alternative Finance in Greece with Dr. Spyros Arsenis.
This week we focus on the status of Alternative Finance in Finland with Aki Kallio.
This week we focus on the Status of Alternative Finance in Serbia with Vladica Jovanović and present the successful crowdfunding case of Ainé Behan with Coretechs.
This week we focus on the Status of Alternative Finance in Latvia with Martins Sulte and present the successful crowdfunding case of Linda Liukas who raised $380,747 on Kickstarter for a programming book for children.
This week we will focus on the Status of Alternative Finance in Romania with Mirel Borodi.
This week I’ll be in Vienna discussing Alternative Finance trends in Europe at a workshop of the European Commission and the CrowdDialog Europe event.
This week I’ve asked Michal Gromek to provide an overview of the status of Alternative Finance in Sweden.
This week I will focus on Alternative Finance in Slovakia. The Slovak government announced they are working on crowdfunding regulation. Ivan Filus will provide a detailed overview of the current status of alternative finance in this country.
This week I’ve got a shorter issue about a new P2P lending opportunity with a modern twist — investing in residential green energy loans through a company called Plenti.
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