Podcasts about landbay

 Are we heading for a mass nature extinction? Nature is in a massive decline, and we, as a society, have become too disconnected from nature to even notice the drastic changes. Listen to James and Jeremy discuss how to become more aware of these changes happening around us and even better – what is being done to help prevent it. Can the collective power drive the change needed to reverse the way we are heading? listen now to find out. James talks us through his career and work with WWF and lets us into where his passion for saving tomorrow's planet comes from. This reveals a story about how James rediscovered a bird species that was once thought to be extinct. The episode goes on and explains the #VoiceForThePlanet coalition and #TheRaceIsOn campaign. Both outstanding initiatives James has co-founded to create a nature positive world by 2030. To finish, they discuss how YOU can make a difference to make sure WE win this race. More about James: James is a Director of FutureAgenda.org, an open-source think tank and advisory delivering foresight, strategy and innovation to some of the world's leading organisations (e.g. Amazon, BP, Mastercard, WWF). James leads the Strategy practice where recent work includes leading whole organisation strategy development for WWF and Which?He is also a co-founder of #voicefortheplanet, the coalition aimed at securing a global deal for nature in 2021, launched at the World Economic Forum in 2019. Through #VoiceForThePlanet he has acted as a co-convenor of #TheRaceIsOn to secure a nature positive world by 2030. He was previously a co-founder and Executive Director of Zopa and a Strategy Director at Egg during its high growth phase. He has been an advisor to a number of innovative finance payers including Seedrs, Tandem, Loot and LandBay. Please check out the following relevant links: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/theraceison-start-now-we-all-lose-james-alexander/https://voicefortheplanet.org/ https://www.leaderspledgefornature.org/theraceison/  More about Jeremy: Your host, Jeremy Schwartz, is a CEO, family man and adventurer. With a career spanning The Body Shop, L'Oeral, Coca-Cola and Pandora he knows the power of corporations to do good. Founder of this podcast, he is set on a mission to talk to pioneering people, around the world, taking action to save the planet. Jeremy's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jeremyschwartz2021-ceo-coo Saving Tomorrow's Planet website: www.savingtomorrowsplanet.com  Thanks for listening - Please like, subscribe and share this podcast!  

Malcolm is back, this time with assistance from two special guests, Ian & Sadie from the company Landbay, a specialist Buy-to-Let mortgage lender. Here they discuss how Buy-to-Let Landlords get into the HMO market, the different types of HMO mortgages available, the pro's and con's of HMO properties and more. UK Moneyman Mortgage Advice Doncaster Mortgage Broker Doncaster Mortgage Advisor Doncaster

Total lending to date: £677m +  Total mortgages funded: 2,750 + Total property value: £910m +  Co-founded by CEO John Goodall and established in 2014, Landbay is a specialist marketplace lending platform for prime residential buy-to-let mortgages, combining market expertise with technological innovation, to benefit both investors and landlords. Landbay creates access to a new type of investment opportunity for the everyday lender, helping investors to reap the consistent, solid and regular financial returns offered by the resilient UK buy-to-let mortgage market and supporting responsible borrowers in securing access to faster funding. Landbay continues to develop its technology to provide customers with market-leading products and service. *Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up with your mortgage payments. 

In LFP152 we took a strategic look at the post-Covid landscape. In this show Julian Cork, COO of Landbay, guides us through the tactical responses by one of the UK’s most solid Fintechs – £1/2bn buy-to-let mortgages written to date and zero losses.   However as to risk “the past is not necessarily a guide […]

Seit 2018 haben sich mehrere P2P Plattformen einem eigenen Stress-Test unterzogen, um die Belastbarkeit des eigenen Kreditportfolios unter extremen Schwankungen im Konjunkturzyklus zu testen. Einige Unternehmen haben die Ergebnisse dieser Stress-Tests veröffentlicht. Dazu zählen die P2P Plattformen EstateGuru, NEO Finance, Funding Circle und Landbay. Die Ergebnisse werte ich in dieser neuen Podcast-Episode aus. +++

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There are several fintech companies attacking different parts of the real estate market in the UK. Despite the challenges surrounding Brexit this is still and vibrant and healthy market. The fintech leader in what is called the “buy-to-let” segment is Landbay. They began lending in 2014 and just recently closed a $1 billion funding commitment […] The post Podcast 211: John Goodall of Landbay appeared first on Lend Academy.

Mike's investor-minded approach has grown an 8-figure property portfolio predominantly in London and also the South East and abroad. With a diversified portfolio and a deeply analytical approach to investments, he has also attracted significant private co-investment into high-yielding London residential property. Mike is an active angel investor in PropTech, FinTech and marketplace businesses, including Hubble, AirSorted, YourWelcome, Switchee, Land Insight, Propoly, Office R&D, Urban Intelligence, Falcon DHQ, Rialto, AskPorter, Youtility, Movem, Landbay, Howsy, Rentuu, Infabode, Syndicate Room and both Pi Labs venture capital funds to date.  In this episode, Tom & Adam are joined by Michael Bristow, CEO of CrowdProperty and find out more about how peer-to-peer / crowdfunding is helping to solve the issues developers face to raise funds. Mike is an uber-successful entrepreneur and we discuss his journey and he shares a lot of the lessons he has learned.  Part 1 · We find out Mike’s personal history and how he entered into the rental market as a landlord. · What CrowdProperty is and how it lends differently to traditional lenders. · How PropTech is revolutionising lending. · The process of applying with CrowdProperty and how to present your application effectively.  · What red flags pop up when applying and how to avoid them.   · What are the exciting cases are and what CrowdProperty keep an eye out for. · How CrowdProperty raise funds and the benefits to their investors.  Part 2 · Mike’s market opinion and predictions with all the uncertainty in the market. · Where to invest based on data generated from the CrowdFunding platform.   · Mikes advice for being a private landlord and investor.   · Is there still a place for landlords with only one or two properties? Or is there a better route to invest. · Is build-to-rent to future of development?   · How do investors receive their returns with CrowdProperty? · What excites Mike about PropTech and whats coming up!.. AI?   To find out more about Mike and CrowdProperty visit www.crowdproperty.com follow on Twitter: @crowdpropertyUK, Instagram: @crowdproperty like their facebook page: www.facebook.com/CrowdProperty or on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/crowdproperty For more from the Property Investors Podcast follow us on Twitter/Instagram/LinkedIn @PodcastProperty or join our community on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/propertyinvestorspodcast 

Mike's investor-minded approach has grown an 8-figure property portfolio predominantly in London and also the South East and abroad. With a diversified portfolio and a deeply analytical approach to investments, he has also attracted significant private co-investment into high-yielding London residential property. Mike is an active angel investor in PropTech, FinTech and marketplace businesses, including Hubble, AirSorted, YourWelcome, Switchee, Land Insight, Propoly, Office R&D, Urban Intelligence, Falcon DHQ, Rialto, AskPorter, Youtility, Movem, Landbay, Howsy, Rentuu, Infabode, Syndicate Room and both Pi Labs venture capital funds to date.  In this episode, Tom & Adam are joined by Michael Bristow, CEO of CrowdProperty and find out more about how peer-to-peer / crowdfunding is helping to solve the issues developers face to raise funds. Mike is an uber-successful entrepreneur and we discuss his journey and he shares a lot of the lessons he has learned.  Part 1 · We find out Mike’s personal history and how he entered into the rental market as a landlord. · What CrowdProperty is and how it lends differently to traditional lenders. · How PropTech is revolutionising lending. · The process of applying with CrowdProperty and how to present your application effectively.  · What red flags pop up when applying and how to avoid them.   · What are the exciting cases are and what CrowdProperty keep an eye out for. · How CrowdProperty raise funds and the benefits to their investors.  Part 2 · Mike’s market opinion and predictions with all the uncertainty in the market. · Where to invest based on data generated from the CrowdFunding platform.   · Mikes advice for being a private landlord and investor.   · Is there still a place for landlords with only one or two properties? Or is there a better route to invest. · Is build-to-rent to future of development?   · How do investors receive their returns with CrowdProperty? · What excites Mike about PropTech and whats coming up!.. AI?   To find out more about Mike and CrowdProperty visit www.crowdproperty.com follow on Twitter: @crowdpropertyUK, Instagram: @crowdproperty like their facebook page: www.facebook.com/CrowdProperty or on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/crowdproperty For more from the Property Investors Podcast follow us on Twitter/Instagram/LinkedIn @PodcastProperty or join our community on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/propertyinvestorspodcast 

On this episode of “The NetSuite Podcast,” we feature Julian Cork, COO of Landbay, one of the U.K.'s top buy-to-let mortgage lending companies. Cork explains the unique business proposition of Landbay (3:04) and why the company decided to focus in on the buy-to-let mortgage marketplace (9:00). He then dives into some of the biggest barriers to growth in the industry (14:55) as well as some of the changing lending trends that have assisted in Landbay's growth (17:22). However, in order to successfully scale, Cork says the company established a proper foundation to manage the business and obtain the right data (24:57). After outgrowing its previous accounting platform (27:11), Landbay sought out a new, cloud-based system that would not only provide real-time data customized to Landbay's specific needs but would also continue to update as Landbay continues to scale and transform (29:35). Find out why Landbay ultimately decided to implement Oracle NetSuite and how that decision fueled its mission to become the U.K.'s leading specialist mortgage lender (31:04). **Note: Since recording this podcast, Landbay has continued its high rate of growth. It has now originated over £330m of mortgages on nearly half a billion pounds worth of property with no defaults.

Misconceptions of the UK Buy-to-Let Market Today John Goodall, Landbay

How are the changing tides and winds in newFS vs oldFS lending? How are the incumbents and newbies doing? How is the balance of institutional funding of P2P and retail going? What’s the best way to succeed? When does accepting institutional funds turn into just being a front-end for oldFS? Landbay only do buy-to-let mortgages […]

In our previous episode with Chris Burrell, Head of Technology at Landbay, we learned how they got rid of end-to-end testing in order to speed up continuous delivery. Today we discuss how they still make sure that no code changes in their microservice architecture breaks end-to-end use cases by leveraging Contract-based Testing using Swagger and several tools in the Swagger ecosystem, e.g: diff, code generation … - also make sure to check out Chris’ presentation at yCon called “CDC is dead – long live swagger”.* https://twitter.com/ChrisBurrell7* https://swagger.io/* https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen/tree/master/modules/swagger-codegen/src/main/resources* http://uk.droidcon.com/skillscasts/11147-lightning-talk-cdc-testing-is-dead-long-live-swagger

In our previous episode with Chris Burrell, Head of Technology at Landbay, we learned how they got rid of end-to-end testing in order to speed up continuous delivery. Today we discuss how they still make sure that no code changes in their microservice architecture breaks end-to-end use cases by leveraging Contract-based Testing using Swagger and several tools in the Swagger ecosystem, e.g: diff, code generation … - also make sure to check out Chris’ presentation at yCon called “CDC is dead – long live swagger”.* https://twitter.com/ChrisBurrell7* https://swagger.io/* https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen/tree/master/modules/swagger-codegen/src/main/resources* http://uk.droidcon.com/skillscasts/11147-lightning-talk-cdc-testing-is-dead-long-live-swagger

How can you get your build times down to minutes? Exactly: eliminate the largest time consumer! At Landbay, where Chris Burrell heads up technology, this was end-to-end testing.Landbay deploys their 40 different microservices into ECS on a continuous basis. The fastest deployment from code to production is 6 minutes. This includes a lot of testing – but simply not the traditional end-to-end testing any longer. Chris gives us insights in contract testing, mocked frontend testing, how they do Blue/Green deployments and what their strategy is when it comes to rollback or rollforward.For more information watch Chris’s talk on 6 minutes from Code Commit to Live at µCon and his lightening talk on CDC Testing is Dead – Long Live Swagger.https://twitter.com/ChrisBurrell7https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/10714-6-minutes-from-code-commit-to-live-you-won-t-believe-how-we-did-ithttps://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/11147-lightning-talk-cdc-testing-is-dead-long-live-swagger#video

How can you get your build times down to minutes? Exactly: eliminate the largest time consumer! At Landbay, where Chris Burrell heads up technology, this was end-to-end testing.Landbay deploys their 40 different microservices into ECS on a continuous basis. The fastest deployment from code to production is 6 minutes. This includes a lot of testing – but simply not the traditional end-to-end testing any longer. Chris gives us insights in contract testing, mocked frontend testing, how they do Blue/Green deployments and what their strategy is when it comes to rollback or rollforward.For more information watch Chris’s talk on 6 minutes from Code Commit to Live at µCon and his lightening talk on CDC Testing is Dead – Long Live Swagger.https://twitter.com/ChrisBurrell7https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/10714-6-minutes-from-code-commit-to-live-you-won-t-believe-how-we-did-ithttps://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/11147-lightning-talk-cdc-testing-is-dead-long-live-swagger#video

Financial Thing Investing Essentials Podcast EP004 Guest: John Goodall / CEO & Co-Founder of Landbay Welcome to episode 004 of the Financial Thing Investing Essentials Podcast. Listen in iTunes My guest this week is John Goodall, the CEO and co-founder of Landbay. I consider Landbay one of the safer peer to peer lending companies and it’s […] The post Financial Thing Investing Essentials Podcast EP004 – John Goodall / Landbay appeared first on Financial Thing - Peer To Peer Lending.

Landbay Company Demo at LendIt Europe 2016.

Landbay Company Demo at LendIt USA 2016

Landbay Company Demo

Property Presentation: Landbay

On the show today I am delighted to be joined by John Goodall CEO and co-founder of Landbay, a member of the P2PFA of leading UK P2P/marketplace lending platforms. Landbay connect retail and institutional lenders with loans assets in the UK residential buy-to-let mortgage market. They have a well-secured “belt and braces” approach as not only do they have a first charge (mortgage) over an asset (“the building” :-D) but also the debt is serviced by a rental income stream from the tenants. Stress testing is a very important topic across Finance, though, as all too often one that is poorly understood. Why? As one of the unique things about finance is that it almost always relates to the future, the unknown future. You buy a pint of beer now you drink it now. You eat a cheese sandwich now you know what it is like now. But invest money – and well, as Yoda put it, “always in motion the future is”. Stress testing basically amounts to “what would happen if the shit hits the fan”? Would investors lose 1%, 10% or 100%? In crowdfunding early-stage equity this is an easy calculation – the answer is obviously 100% - you'd lose the lot. But what about in P2P (debt) in a well-diversified portfolio? Well as we will discuss its not a trivial question. In essence as one has to decide how much of what type of shit this what fan. As I never cease to try and explain to the non-FS crowd who have lept on the Fintech bandwagon “in FS the devil is always in the detail”. Not only that but in an uncertain world even so-called experts can't be trusted. A couple of years ago the ECB (European Central Bank) had European banks “stress test” their portfolios. A few months later many banks had already experienced losses beyond those worse case expectations. So more press test than stress test and yet more FS BS. John is an ideal person to talk to about this subject as Landbay have just spent time and money getting their portfolio independently stress-tested. So he is well placed to talk to the challenges, value and limitations of the methodology, as well as I hope reveal some of their results.   Topics discussed include: - if P2P was a schoolboy which year would be it in?  A memorable soundbite from John on where the market leader would be :-) - John's background having formed and sold a headhunting firm; lessons learned, and phase changes in the growth curve of a company - what does Stress Testing mean? Doomsday scenario? Bad weather? Really bad weather? - the disconnect between normal market events and extreme market events - the extreme case is, by definition, always a disaster - "single number" answers to stress tests versus "surfaces" depending on key parameters; the sensitivity to this parameter or that and how that feeds back into deeper understanding of the business model (which can be counter-intuitive) - the big difference between a stress test done internally versus using external specialists - the real difference in quality of the results depending on the in-depth expertise of those conducting the stress test - furthermore the important aspect of a data-rich marketplace (such as mortgages) versus less well understood (data-wise) markets eg SME lending - how to cope with restrictions of being a young P2P and hence not having a long history oneself - how does one stress test non-credit issues and less-modellable risks such as eg cyber-attack? "Qualitative stress tests" - Landbay had two motivations - (a) to help inform lenders of the risks that they are taking; (b) re the Landbay provision fund and its adequacy - the very process of going through the process has informed them as to how to tune their operational model eg underwriting/collections policy

Property Investing: The Next Frontier at LendIt Europe 2014, with Christian Faes, Co-Founder & Director of LendInvest; John Goodall, Co-Founder & CEO of Landbay; Luke Jooste, Head of Real Estate Finance at Funding Circle; Stuart Law, Co-Founder & CEO of Assetz; Graham Wellesley, Chairman & Joint CEO of Wellesley & Co.; and moderator John Corey, Founder of Property Fortress.

Landbay company demo at LendIt Europe 2014 by Co-Founder & CEO John Goodall.