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What is crowdlending?
Crowdlending is the practice of lending funds to a business through an online intermediary such as GoParity, which matches lenders with borrowers. Also known as peer-to-business (P2B) lending, it is essentially the practice of collectively lending funds to businesses via online platforms or service providers – bypassing banks and other financial institutions. This type of institution operates with a low overhead cost when compared to traditional financial entities and charges smaller transaction fees. P2B platforms also offer significantly higher returns on investments than traditional banks and are an attractive alternative (or additional form of diversification) to stocks, bonds, real estate, savings accounts, and other forms of securities and assets.
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Part or all of your original invested capital may be at risk and the return on your investment depends on the success of the project invested in. Consider all risks before investing and read the Key Investment Information Sheet (KIIS) for each investment, available at www.goparity.com. Power Parity, SA is a crowdlending platform authorized and supervised by CMVM (Portuguese Securities Commission). All payments, transfers and funds collection are assured by MangoPay SA, an electronic payments institution authorized and supervised by CSFF (Luxembourg Financial Authority) under the nº 8711.