What changed
July 2026 in figures
- €144.27m outstanding portfolio at month-end, up approximately 9%;
- more than €1.1m in interest earned by investors during July;
- €56.53m in total interest paid since PeerBerry launched;
- 1,116 new investors and more than 121,000 verified users.
Repayments and Secondary Market
SIB Group repaid €7.2m in principal. Including interest, investors received €8.53m, of which approximately €1.33m was interest income. Investments worth €243,549 were traded on the Secondary Market during July.
What this means for investors
The growth points to strong demand and a larger supply of loans. However, portfolio size and interest paid are measures of scale and activity; they do not prove that credit or liquidity risk has declined.
Investor Impact
Loan availability: ↑
The higher funded volume indicates more investment activity during July.
Credit risk: ↔
Higher volume and interest paid do not demonstrate improved loan quality.
Liquidity: ↔
Secondary Market turnover does not guarantee an exit at the desired time or price.
Platform scale: ↑
The outstanding portfolio and verified user base reached new highs.
Important: when assessing PeerBerry, investors should continue monitoring exposure to connected lending groups, the financial position of individual lenders and the ability of buyback and group-guarantee providers to meet their obligations.
Impact on the P2P Investitor Score
No change in the Score. Monthly growth in funding and investor activity does not by itself change a methodology criterion.