Lendable

02/04/2026

We’re a finalist for Best Personal Loan Provider at the British Bank Awards 2026 🏆

These awards are decided by the people who matter most — our customers. If a Lendable has helped you out, now’s your chance to show it. Help us get the win

🔗 Vote via the link in comments

16/02/2026

We’re going for Best Personal Loan Provider at the British Bank Awards 2026! These awards are decided by you — our customers. If you’ve had a great experience with Lendable, a quick review on SmartMoneyPeople goes a long way.

Plus, every review enters you into a £1000 cash prize draw. Link in comments!

15/02/2018

Thank you Feefo for awarding us the 2018 Gold Trusted Service Award!

25/01/2018

We're mighty pleased that Lendable Co-Founders Victoria van Lennep and Martin Kissinger have made it on the Forbes Under 30 2018 list! Huge congrats to all the winners! Read more about our dynamic duo here:

The financial industry is not typically known for being on the forefront of innovation. But Europe's Finance Forbes 30 Under 30s are disrupting the stodgy industry through fintechs and AI-based technologies.

26/09/2017

Lendable in the news! Check out this profile of our company and the people behind it!

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/indyventure/lendable-lending-platform-borrowers-small-loan-funding-investment-personal-finance-money-martin-a7949081.html

Martin Kissinger, the 28-year-old founder of Lendable, had his eureka moment while setting up a peer-to-peer lending business called Lendico for Rocket Internet in Berlin. “In principle, it was a similar business to Lendable,” he says. “But in practice every single detail was different.”

01/09/2016

We're not sure we're ready for all this talk of Autumn and Christmas, though this fox cub is pretty sweet...

23/10/2015

"Bank-account information is probably the most valuable data source for underwriting credit that isn’t in widespread use" Martin Kissinger speaking to the economist, http://www.economist.com/news/finance-and-economics/21676826-grip-banks-have-over-their-customers-weakening-cracking-vault

The grip banks have over their customers is weakening