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Post by aju on Sept 4, 2020 10:38:27 GMT
so far as of 11:03 today the cumulative lv was 4,088,739 there was 0.83m yesterday, 1.65m on wed just checked again 4,093,083 in last 20 mins or so. As you know from these figures can't really see where its going product wise. Last weeks lv up to sat midnight was 8.91m of which the largest amounts of LV were Mon(2.71m) & wed (2.06m) give or take 100,000 or so depending on the times I take the figures daily. Thanks, aju ! Does indeed look like we'll have a lower new lending figure this week, then. Good news for those of us in the queue. I'm waiting to see what star dust's table looks like after todays updates there was a 239k on the queue in our lists when I last looked but whether that moves today or not is possibly moot. Fingers are crossed this end if it helps...
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Post by chris1200 on Sept 4, 2020 12:20:04 GMT
For those who can see lending volumes, presumably this number has dropped somewhat so far this week? It hasn’t looked like there is much additional re-investment in A/P/M, so I’m guessing a drop in new lending is what’s resulted in some decent RYI queue movement all of a sudden. Edit: Having said that, the amount available from re-investment has been topped up even further this morning. Today could be an even nicer day for the A/P/M queue if this isn't all lent out...! Fingers crossed. Almost all of it already gone or accounted for... That was quick. Will have to hope that at least some was RYIs...! Attachments:
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Post by aju on Sept 4, 2020 13:53:28 GMT
For those who can see lending volumes, presumably this number has dropped somewhat so far this week? It hasn’t looked like there is much additional re-investment in A/P/M, so I’m guessing a drop in new lending is what’s resulted in some decent RYI queue movement all of a sudden. Edit: Having said that, the amount available from re-investment has been topped up even further this morning. Today could be an even nicer day for the A/P/M queue if this isn't all lent out...! Fingers crossed. Almost all of it already gone or accounted for... That was quick. Will have to hope that at least some was RYIs...! Since this mornings Lend Volume (LV 4,093,083) i mentioned above it has now gone up to 7,171,451. That's a rather large jump in 3 hours or so.(3.08m) That's probably not great news! Time will tell of course.
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Post by chris1200 on Sept 4, 2020 14:07:46 GMT
Almost all of it already gone or accounted for... That was quick. Will have to hope that at least some was RYIs...! I don't think so since this mornings Lend Volume (LV 4,093,083) it has now gone up to 7,171,451. That's a rather large jump in 3 hours or so.(3.08m) That's probably not great news! Time will tell of course. Damnit!
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Post by aju on Sept 4, 2020 14:09:19 GMT
I don't think so since this mornings Lend Volume (LV 4,093,083) it has now gone up to 7,171,451. That's a rather large jump in 3 hours or so.(3.08m) That's probably not great news! Time will tell of course. Damnit! Its not over till the fat lady sings but its not great.
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Post by RateSetter on Sept 4, 2020 16:30:00 GMT
Good afternoon. Today we have delivered £0.4m and the full update is below:
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Post by adrian77 on Sept 4, 2020 16:41:59 GMT
That's more like it !
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Post by chris1200 on Sept 7, 2020 12:11:42 GMT
ID 374737 partially released today (£193K of out £198K). I presume the balance of circa £5K are loans that are too small or close to repayment. (The delta between £198K and the £239K I have in the table have been paid out in the interim through repayments). That's wonderfully encouraging for A/P/M queue people - a really sizeable RYI request processed in short order. Looks like the return of decent progress on this market continues - thanks for keeping us updated p2pbbb!
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Post by RateSetter on Sept 7, 2020 17:27:40 GMT
Good evening. Today we have delivered £1.1m. The full update is below:
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Post by beagle on Sept 7, 2020 17:38:30 GMT
Good evening. Today we have delivered £1.1m. The full update is below: circa 91 million. about 9-10% of the full loan book pre covid levels with 100% capital intact, a provision fund and inflation beating interest. regardless of what anyone says this is a good effort.
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Post by aju on Sept 7, 2020 17:38:48 GMT
So that's way more than the lending volume today which was 0.39m if anyone is interested. It will pick up in the week though, well it usually does...
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Post by johnt on Sept 8, 2020 8:33:09 GMT
circa 91 million. about 9-10% of the full loan book pre covid levels with 100% capital intact, a provision fund and inflation beating interest. regardless of what anyone says this is a good effort. You sound like RS's hype man
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Post by nebula on Sept 8, 2020 8:53:08 GMT
Good evening. Today we have delivered £1.1m. The full update is below: circa 91 million. about 9-10% of the full loan book pre covid levels with 100% capital intact, a provision fund and inflation beating interest. regardless of what anyone says this is a good effort. " your capital is still intact" and " here is your capital, take it" are two different things. Particularly for someone waiting far back in the Access queue.
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Post by Badly Drawn Stickman on Sept 8, 2020 9:18:14 GMT
circa 91 million. about 9-10% of the full loan book pre covid levels with 100% capital intact, a provision fund and inflation beating interest. regardless of what anyone says this is a good effort. You sound like RS's hype man Might be 'whistling past the graveyard'. Actually I prefer the glass half full approach, preferring to be surprised when the sky falls down than constantly anticipating it. The odd optimistic post is needed if only to water down the seemingly endless doom and gloom.
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Post by freefalljunkie on Sept 8, 2020 10:06:46 GMT
circa 91 million. about 9-10% of the full loan book pre covid levels with 100% capital intact, a provision fund and inflation beating interest. regardless of what anyone says this is a good effort. " your capital is still intact" and " here is your capital, take it" are two different things. Particularly for someone waiting far back in the Access queue. And 'capital intact' should read 'capital intact so far'. Defaults in the unsecured consumer loan book are almost certain to rise as unemployment soars with the end of the furlough scheme. I don't think we are all heading for heavy losses but a capital haircut of a few percent remains a distinct possibility.
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