such as lendy.anies so it has a cachet with investors as a different place to put your money but uk investors recourse to compensation. the platforms have said, and there's over 60 in the uk, they have said if anything goes wrong, you will get your money back. this article says no. but they're not likely to. if you are a bond investor in a normal company, you will get paid first for the equity investors. the equity investors get paid... you are further down in the pecking order. whereas here, they seem pecking order. whereas here, they seem to be further down in the pecking order from the administrators and insolvency protectors, who want their fees, and from other creditors so after you've put your money in new have to do weight down the line. you wonder if those who invested in lendy in good faith were told clearly the risks.” think quite a lot of risks had been put forward at the time. certainly to peer finance has put forward at the time. certainly to peerfinance has never been without its risks

also, the times' business pages reveal that people who invested in collapsed peer—to—peer lender lendy they believe they are owed. a significant proportion of the £150 million they are owed has been earmarked to pay off insolvency practitioners and creditors. and the business standard in mumbai looks at the expansion of uber in india, but not entirely in the car market. the chief of uber in the country says people outside of the cities will be catered for with two and three—wheeler bikes or buses. is that the uber rickshaw, maybe? so let's begin. with me is simoney kyriakou, editor of financial adviser. bbc online looking at this nato anniversary, summit, however you wa nt to anniversary, summit, however you want to describe it, and boris johnson calling for unity as the alliance turns 70. seems like it will be the worst earth day party on record. we always hear of dysfunctional families being brought together begrudgingly and someone's 70th or 80th birthday, and this seems to be what we are having here with these noto members being brought together, many of whom have had individualfal