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TWINO’s new CEO, Nauris Bloks, pledges clearer investor communication through monthly updates. The platform is addressing delays in Rental updates, promising a full report next week. TWINO also expands into shorter-term asset-backed securities. On Russia, Vietnam, and the Philippines, the CEO acknowledges slow repayments and partial losses but commits to recovery efforts and honoring guarantees where applicable.
Esketit is terminating less than 1% of investor accounts following a 5-year review of its internal and AML risk policies. Affected users will receive full repayment within 10 days of notification, or sooner if requested. The platform cites multiple risk-related factors behind the decisions, which cannot be publicly detailed. Esketit acknowledges user concerns but confirms the decisions are final and carefully considered.
Private debt platform Income has opened a €250K crowdfunding round on SeedBlink, inviting retail investors to co-own its next phase. Backed by €540K from a key shareholder, the funds will support expansion into Mexico and the Philippines, tech upgrades, and a new secondary market for early exits. Income has over €160M in loan investments and aims for €60M AUM by 2026.
In this month’s update, we cover the latest data on recoveries, defaults, and loan volumes across major players like Mintos, PeerBerry, EstateGuru, and more. Watch the full video to see where your money might be working—or at risk.
Income has resumed bridging repayments for ClickCash, initiating a €5,000 payment—the first since July 2024. This move follows ongoing delays in ClickCash’s funding efforts. While the company continues its relaunch, Income will reassess further bridging monthly. The goal remains full investor recovery, with transparency and investor protection at the core of each decision.
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InRento debuts in Italy with a buy-to-let project in Catania, Sicily. The 1,460 m² building will be converted into a 4-star hotel with 35 rooms. Investors receive 9.25–10.5% annual interest plus 1.5% capital gain, totaling up to 12% return. Backed by permits, a EUR 1.7M valuation, and strong local tourism, the project runs for up to 24 months.
Despite Q1’s low-season challenges, Vihorev Group maintained high occupancy across all sites, with Ricany reaching a stabilized 80%. Revenue remained solid, with only a minor March dip due to Easter timing. Guest satisfaction stayed high with a 9.0 average rating. Tenant-driven upgrades—including new beds in Smíchov and full AC in Karlín—boosted comfort, positioning all properties for continued growth in 2025.
As of December 31, 2024, Bondora reported €600M in active loan principals and €567M in total investor balances. This means retail investors are funding 94.5% of the loan portfolio, highlighting Bondora’s reliance on them to sustain its lending operations—a factor that may raise risk concerns for investors.
In April 2025, InSoil Finance facilitated €2.92M in new investments and financed €2.98M across 62 farmer loans. Total lending reached €79.2M. Investors received €1.03M in repayments, with 79.4% of loans on schedule. However, €10.13M of loans are over 90 days late. May repayments are forecasted at €620K, while 83.4% of delayed payments were resolved last month.