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Marketplace Lending - Online Debt as a Novel Asset Class? (EN)

Marketplace Lending - Online Debt as a Novel Asset Class? (EN)

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In this episode, we explore the emerging field of marketplace lending and discuss whether online debt is poised to become a novel asset class. Experts from leading financial institutions, including UBS, Credit Exchange, and Vontobel, share their insights

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What is Marketplace Lending?

Definition and overview of online debt as a financial
product.

How digital platforms are reshaping traditional debt markets.

Insights from Industry Experts:

Matteo Bernardoni (UBS): The role of digital
platforms like UBS key4 mortgages in enabling marketplace
lending.

Andrea Canonica (Credit Exchange AG): Building
platform-driven business models and the evolution of "CredEx."

Florian Kübler (CEO): Practical applications
and scalability of marketplace lending platforms.

Dr. Stefan Pomberger (Vontobel): The success
of cosmofunding and its CHF 34 billion traded volume.

Moderation and Context by Nadine Berchtold:

Analyzing marketplace lending's potential as a distinct asset
class.

Discussing regulatory, technological, and market-driven
challenges.

Future Outlook:

Is marketplace lending the next frontier for fixed-income
investors?

The impact of digitalization and platform innovation on the
debt capital market.

Additional Links and Resources:

Learn more about Swiss Marketplace Lending
Association (SMLA): SMLA website

Insights from UBS key4 Mortgages: ubs.com

Explore Cosmofunding by Vontobel:
vontobel.com

Questions or feedback? Get in touch with us!

Disclaimer

DE: Der Inhalt dieser Folge dient der allgemeinen Information und
ist keine Empfehlung zum Kauf oder zur Veräusserung bestimmter
Finanzinstrumente. Alle Angaben sind ohne Gewähr und es handelt
sich nicht um Anlageberatung.

EN: The content of this episode is for general information
purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation to buy or
sell specific financial instruments. All information is provided
without guarantee and does not constitute investment advice.