Harmoney stories
ocal money lending marketplace Harmoney has been dubbed by Google as a standout case study of the powers of artificial intelligence (AI).
The machine learning models Harmoney has created with DataRobot are trained on data captured from more than 300,000 loan applications.
The Commerce Commission is filing civil proceedings in the Auckland High Court over the the fees it charges borrowers.
Harmoney has claimed to be the first in the world to use peer-to-peer lending for 'unforeseen hardship' on loans, the company reports.
Harmoney's Neil Roberts steps down from board but maintains CEO position amidst company's evolving financial journey.
Sites such as Harmoney are said to be disrupting traditional banks and are changing the face of financing as we know it.
Trade Me has acquired a 15% stake in lending platform Harmoney, New Zealand's first peer-to-peer lending company, for $7.7m.
Trade Me invests $7.7m for a 15% stake in HarMoney, New Zealand's sole licensed P2P lender, aiming to reshape the country's consumer finance.
Harmoney, NZ's first peer-to-peer lender, shakes up the finance sector by linking borrowers directly with investors, promising lower costs.
The new integration simplifies data movement between DataRobot's enterprise AI platform and Snowflake's enterprise data platform.
Australasian marketplace lender Harmoney has appointed Australian-based David Stevens as its new CEO, effective early 2020.
Harmoney, an online lending marketplace from New Zealand, has recorded its first profit of NZD $7.2 million, marking a pivotal moment in its four-year history.
