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28. March 2026 Russia: Second Window for Claim Rights Sales; No Major Updates in Vietnam and Poland
Due to strong demand, a second limited-time window has been opened with Finno to sell Russian claim rights at a discount, giving more investors a chance to participate. In Vietnam, the next step is submitting required documents to court to initiate formal liquidation. In Poland, final UoKiK rules on implementing the Consumer Credit Directive II are still pending.
28. March 2026 
Esketit Faces Credibility Test as Funding Gaps and Strategy Uncertainty Emerge
CEO Ieva Grigaļūne confirmed Mojo funds Esketit, with €45M AUM and no defined profitability threshold. Growth hinges on onboarding new originators, while a separate regulated Latvian platform is in development. Investor confidence weakens amid unresolved Irish portfolio liquidity and reliance on cashback incentives. Confusion over a “30% buyback” — applied platform-wide, not per investor — has intensified concerns over transparency and long-term viability.
28. March 2026 Nectaro Reprioritizes Secondary Market, Targets Early 2027 Implementation
Nectaro’s CEO confirmed the secondary market is no longer a low priority, with project start planned for the second half of the year and implementation targeted for early 2027. The company is also exploring new asset classes around 2026–2027, focusing on real estate in Latvia and Europe. Management noted that adding guarantees or liquidity would likely reduce current high yields, such as ~14% on customer loans.
27. March 2026 PeerBerry Expands Loan Supply on Platform
PeerBerry adds two new loan sources for investors. Bazel LTU now offers 90–180 day business loans at 8% annually, linked to an Aventus Group poultry factory project in Tanzania. Next week, Spain-based RealCredito will launch short-term loans with a 9% annual return. Both include a buyback guarantee and an added Group guarantee.
27. March 2026 Germany Real Estate: What Investors Should Expect in 2026
Germany’s real estate recovery remains slow and uneven. In 2026, investors should expect gradual, case-by-case resolutions—not a rapid rebound. Recovery timelines stay long due to legal processes, tight financing, and weak liquidity. Estateguru resolved 7 loans in the past year and expects 3–5 additional resolutions within the year, highlighting steady but limited progress. Realistic outcomes often mean sales near ~50% of appraised values, especially for higher-risk assets.
27. March 2026 Earn Up to 2% Cashback on Single Investments
LANDE launches a limited-time spring cashback campaign as agricultural activity accelerates. Invest in one project with a single transaction on the Primary Market and earn extra cashback: 0.5% for €500+, 1% for €1,000+, and 2% for €5,000+. The offer runs until April 20, giving investors a timely chance to benefit from increased project volume during peak spring demand.
26. March 2026 Double New Investor Bonus: Earn Up To 5% Cashback In Your First Month
From Mar 26 to Apr 26, new investors earn 2% cashback (up from 1%) on their average invested balance in the first 30 days. Selected deals offer an extra +1% to +3%, all combinable for up to 5% total cashback. Steps: register, verify, invest. Note: top cashback opportunities fill up quickly.
26. March 2026 Income Adds Mocasa Partnership with 12–13% Yield Loans
Income announces a new loan originator partnership with Mocasa, a Philippine fintech serving 200,000+ users via QR and virtual Mastercard credit solutions. Mocasa applies advanced risk controls and operates under SEC/CIC oversight. Investors can access 1–3 month business loans offering 12–13% annual yield, 28–36% junior share, and buyback obligation. 2024 financials are in lender ratings; 2025 data available via source link.
24. March 2026 Insiders Allegedly Extract 34% Markups from Investor Funds
A report alleges Debitum-linked companies sell forest assets to investor-funded entities at ~34% average markups, driven by extensive related-party transactions. About 87% of issuers are connected, with a single fund accounting for 65% of exposure. Additional concerns include undisclosed conflicts, asset valuation gaps, and collateral structures excluding core land assets, raising risks around transparency and investor protection.
23. March 2026 LANDE Hits 10K Investors as February Lending Reaches €2.57M
LANDE financed €2.57M across 82 projects in February, averaging €31.3K per loan. The platform surpassed 10,000 investors, adding 149 new users. Investors earned €168.9K interest, bringing total earnings to €4.43M. Repayments reached €1.47M. The platform is shifting toward land- and machinery-backed loans to reduce delays, while maintaining strong growth across all markets.
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