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Aventus Group now funds only 15% of its €305M loan book via PeerBerry, down from 45% share on the platform. CEO Andrejus Trofimovas attributes reduced borrowing to €87M+ in 2024 profits and mature market positions. While short-term loan supply drops, Aventus is expanding into five new markets and growing business lending in Poland. Real estate loans in Spain and investments via Crowdpear also present new investor options.
Indemo has completed its third repayment of 2025, returning €191,061 to 1,677 investors from the RO79: House in Les Preses, Girona debt. The average annual ROI was 17.78%, with some investors earning up to 34%. The repayment, facilitated via institutional secondary market sale, covered 9.3% of active Notes and underscores the performance of Indemo’s real estate-backed Discounted Debt model.
InSoil, formerly HeavyFinance, has partnered with Key Carbon in a €100 million deal to fund interest-free Green Loans for European farmers adopting regenerative agriculture. A €3.7M royalty-based investment will help InSoil scale to 1M hectares by 2026, targeting over 35M tonnes of CO₂ removal. The deal marks InSoil’s largest raise and is among Europe's biggest climate-resilient farming finance initiatives to date.
In May, Capitalia saw a slight slowdown, with 96 borrower applications (€11.5M) vs. April’s 107 (€20.8M). The platform funded 15 projects worth €1.27M, down from 19 (€1.85M). Capitalia is expanding into Finland and strengthening its Baltic sales team. From July 1, a €3 fee applies for each withdrawal beyond two monthly free ones, addressing rising transaction and admin costs.
EstateGuru has launched the waiting list for EG Grow, a hands-off investment product offering a fixed 7% net annual return, paid monthly. Backed by real estate, it features a contingency fund to support interest payouts, but not principal. The service requires a €100 minimum and a 14-day initial allocation period. Investments are locked in with no early exit.
Nectaro closed 2024 with a €987K loss amid platform launch investments. Revenue reached €72.5K, up from €168 in 2023. Operating expenses totaled €1.06M. Assets rose to €422K, with share capital increased to €1.61M. The platform now spans 5 EU countries, manages a €3.7M loan portfolio, and is integrating ESG risk oversight. Parent Dyninno Fintech confirms continued capital support.
AvaFin is exiting P2P funding, including Esketit, following its integration with Capitec Bank. Czech and Spanish loans will be repurchased, with no user impact. Meanwhile, Spanda Capital—backed by Esketit founders—will list €7M in new loans, their largest offering yet, after acquiring promising portfolios. The move strengthens Spanda’s role in NPL management with growing institutional interest.
Income Marketplace saw €6.1M funded in May 2025, bringing total all-time funding to €168.8M. The average return since inception stands at 13.1%, with May’s new loans averaging 12.09% interest. 158 new investors joined, raising the total to 9,654. The outstanding portfolio reached €22.5M, with an average investor portfolio of €4,600. Total investor earnings to date: €4.74M.
Nectaro now supports Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), adding an extra layer of login protection. Users must enter both a password and a time-sensitive code from an authenticator app. This helps block unauthorized access, phishing, and fraud. Activate 2FA via your profile’s Security settings by scanning a QR code with Google Authenticator or similar apps.