Apr
More Lending Club Quiet Period Announcement Links
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This extends my posting on the blog roundup of Lending Club quiet period postings…
HollowOak asks: “How far behind is Prosper? Or do they get kudos for having started the SEC filing months ago?”
Lazy Man and Money is calling Lending Club dead:
I have been worked for a number of start-up companies and they had one thing in common - they are extremely fragile. A high percentage of new companies fail.. I’ve talked to a few other Lending Club members… and they said they are gone and never coming back. They feel their trust has been violated. With each day that Lending Club can’t or doesn’t say anything to justify this inactivity, the more trust is lost. I might be blowing this out of proportion, but I’d rather err to the side of being conservative until I have reason to believe otherwise.
LazyMan is correct that their inability to communicate this issue over the next few months (?) is going to hurt Lending Club. It was communicated poorly, so I can understand why many people must assume the worst.
ProsperousLand wondered why he took yesterday off in his catch up post today about Lending Club halting new lenders. Mike had posted previously about Prosper filing with the SEC. RateLadder also posted information on Prosper’s SEC filing. The key line from my perspective from the Prosper filing is: Read the rest of this entry »




