Fundaztic's Lofty P2P Targets

Kristine Ng, Director and Founding CEO, Peoplender

10-Jan-19 08:05

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People Lender Sdn Bhd - a company that fully owns and manages Fundaztic - was one of the 6 companies out of over 50 applicants to receive the license to operate P2P Financing in the country registered with the Securities Commission of Malaysia. Fundaztic eventually went live in July 2017 with the SME market being their main target. We talk to Kristine about their journey thus far and the state of play for P2P here today.

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