Posted by Sam Kasle :: October 6, 2009 @ 3:43 pmPlease join John Donovan, Lending Club's Chief Operating Officer, and Jack Cohen, Lending Club's Senior Vice President of Legal and Collections for a free, online event.
(please note space is limited)
Free, Online Discussion
Thursday, October 8th, 2009
7:00 pm EST (4:00 pm PST)
During this 30 minute event, Jack and John will share insights on Lending Club's borrower application and loan listing process as well as how Lending Club handles late and defaulted loans. At the end of the presentation we will open up the floor to take your questions. Lending Club notes are offered by prospectus filed with the SEC.
See you there,
Sam
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9 Comments
[...] of collections… Lending Club is hosting a “Credit and Collections” webinar tomorrow (Thursday) evening at 7PM Eastern. If you can’t listen in live, you [...]
I got disconnected and couldnt get back in hope ya have a replay of it.
Dear Mr. Kasle,
When I tried to join the webinar, a window said that it was full. Will the webinar be posted somewhere so that I can listen to it at another time?
Thanks,
Linda Rice
Great information. Also learned a bit just looking at the comments sent by people, as far what they were interested in. I'm guessing that you can't really mention Prosper in your advertising, but as the questions show and would be expected many people want a comparision. The comparision would be great for LC to separate it from Prosper and the rest. LC is so much better. Here is my top ones.
1) LC sets interest rate. (They are better at this then I am and have more information). At Prosper interest rate is set by bidding by for the most part people that don't have a clue at what set it at based on risk.
2) LC collection process and work with the borrower is MUCH better.
3) Prosper's system and sites that track it for discussions and stats encourages "big" winners and "big" losers kind of game instead of all win (an investment in LC opposed to gambling in a bidding system).
Chris
I wasn't able to participate live, but I'd really like to view it on-line. When will this be available to view?
Thanks,
squirrelfeeder
It is very interesting. I will tell my friends about this. Thanks.
Thanks for the useful information!
Just wondering if there is any other seminars coming up in the next little while?
Thanks.
Alan
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I got couldnt get back in hope ya have a replay of it.
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