P2P lenders at odds over David Seymour's rejected 'credit fee' changes
Legislative changes shut down. ACT leader argues fintech stifled, a p2p lender 'totally disagrees.'
ACT leader David Seymour’s attempt to change peer-to-peer lending legislation has been shot down, and the industry is divided whether that’s a good thing or not.
Earlier this week, Mr Seymour tried to introduce an amendment to the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Amendment Act (CCCFA),
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Thu, 23 Mar 2017
Thu, 23 Mar 2017
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P2P lenders at odds over David Seymour's rejected 'credit fee' changes
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