Understanding the return you're receiving, compared to the platform average net return and the general health of the full loan book helps you to appreciate our performance in the context of other p2p lending platforms and other forms of investment.
Before we get to the figures some notes on the methodology:
This data is generated from algorithms that look at a set of standard rules to classify payments as interest, capital or recoveries as well as loans as performing, defaulting or bad debt. This is subject to change, so it may not always match our manual changes to loan status or repayments. This helps to keep the data impartial and consistent, unaffected by human bias or expectation.
We treat all the users as one 'Superuser' that all transactions from public loans are applied to, we exclude private loans and treat refactored loans as a single loan.
We funded £251,680 in 4 new loans
This brings the total public loans made via rebuildingsociety.com to 254 and total lending to £14,457,520.
We had 1 new default and no refactors in this month, totalling £29,720.
Lenders affected by the default will have been notified by email and will receive regular updates on the progress of the debt recovery process.
The total capital still out on all loan’s totals £2,851,661, only 3.83% of this is currently in default.
During the month, we received £66,894 in capital repayments, £36,328 in interest payments and the net recoveries position was £8,885 loss to bad debt.
This led to an overall profit for the users of £18,413 or an annualised return rate or 7.45%, this is an above-average month in terms of profit.
We keep a rolling 12 month return figure to track profits over the last year, this months performance brings that return up to 5.33%.
We also track the net return rate for the lifetime of the company, as you can imagine this figure remains fairly consistent and currently sits at 6.61% net return per year.
This month has contained a default however the overall profit of other loans has still allowed us to finish with a positive return. We have a large loan which is currently late, the final balance for the year will largely depend on whether this loan goes into default or goes back to being a performing loan or is recovered through enforcement. If we have other defaults the year will come in at around 9% return overall, should the large loan default, we are likely to end the year at around 7% net return for 2019.
Please note
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Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Capital at risk. Find Out More about the risks of lending.
