Landbay, the P2P property lender, has announced this week that is has joined the P2P Finance Association (P2PFA).
The association requires its members to operate by a strict set of rules in order to promote high standards of conduct and consumer protection, even beyond those required by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Landbay joins founding members Zopa, Ratesetter and Funding Circle to become the 9th member of the Association.
John Goodall, cofounder and CEO of Landbay, said: “We are very pleased to become a member of the P2PFA, joining the same table as the pioneering businesses that started this exciting sector many years ago now, and that gave me and my colleagues the inspiration to set up our own unique peer-to-peer lending business”.
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