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EPISODE · May 6, 2021 · 58 MIN

How peer-to-peer lending platform StepLadder raised money, built its platform and went to market

from Where Finance Finds Its Future

A Future of Finance Case studies: an interview with Matt Addison and Lucy Mullins from StepLadderStepLadder is a fintech start-up currently embarked on a crowd-funding campaign to fuel its growth as a peer-to-peer borrowing and lending platform for first-time buyers. The company is currently growing its membership by 13 per cent a month and already planning to extend its techniques and technology beyond the housing market. Join the founders at our Future of Finance Case Study at 14.00 London time on Thursday May 6 to find out how they raised the money and built the market, and whether their peer-to-peer platform could help your business grow too.To learn more about how StepLadder developed its personality and its business, and raised the funding to grow, join our Future of Finance Case Study at 14.00 London time on 21 April. Founders Lucy Mullins and Matthew Addison will both be there to tell their story and answer your questions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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