Harmoney loans hit by fraud
Case in hands of police as lenders complain of write-offs. With special feature audio.
Online lending firm Harmoney has called in police over suspected fraudulent loan applications that have led to losses for its lenders.
Harmoney is a peer-to-peer marketplace allowing small investors to lend directly to borrowers.
Some lenders have posted comments to online forum Sharetrader
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Tim Hunter
Fri, 15 Apr 2016
Fri, 15 Apr 2016
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Harmoney loans hit by fraud
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