Six of Latvia’s investment platforms—Lande, Indemo, ViaInvest, Nectaro, Debitum Investments, and TWINO—have joined forces to form an alliance dedicated to advancing transparency, trust, and innovation in the fintech industry.
Together, they are focused on setting a new standard for investor confidence and collaboration in Europe’s alternative financing market.
As licensed platforms under MiFID II and ECSPR, they claim to share a strong commitment to operating within a regulated framework that “ensures transparency, accountability, and investor protection.”
They believe regulation is key to creating a secure and sustainable financial ecosystem—one that benefits investors, businesses, as well as the broader economy.
As proponents of regulation and supervised operations, they recognize the significant risks posed by platforms “operating in unlicensed or grey areas.”
One of their key priorities is to encourage the transition of the P2P and alternative investments industry into a “fully regulated and supervised framework, establishing a level playing field with uniform rules for all participants.”
Individually, each of their platforms has achieved significant milestones.
Together, they now aim to amplify their overall impact:
- Over 143,000 investors across Europe trust us to help grow their portfolios.
- Collectively, they have reportedly financed more than €1.81 billion in projects, spanning real estate debt, agriculture, consumer loans, and business loans.
They are now committed to delivering high-quality, “secure, and innovative financial services within a regulated framework.”
The success of this alliance is built on the foundation of Latvia’s progressive approach to fintech.
The Bank of Latvia has reportedly fostered a “balanced regulatory framework that supports both oversight and growth.”
Meanwhile, organizations like the Investment and Development Agency of Latvia and the Fintech Latvia Association play “a crucial role in promoting our sector on the global stage.”
Their support enables them to participate in international events, showcase Latvian fintech innovation, and “build stronger connections with investors across Europe.”
Their alliance is more than a collaboration—it’s described as being a statement of “shared values and commitment.”
They believe that by working together, they can set new benchmarks for trust, transparency, and “innovation in the fintech industry.”
As a group, they aim to inspire confidence in investors and “demonstrate the benefits of a regulated, secure investment environment.”
Their combined strength ensures that they are ready to “meet the challenges of a rapidly changing market while continuing to deliver value to their investors.”
Together, they are focused on shaping the future of investment fintech—one that prioritizes integrity, innovation, and collaboration.
