Statistics & Key metrics

Numbers speak louder than words.

0
Amount late
210 investors
Average per project
4449
Active investors
How much the actual return differed from the forecast (in %). Calculated as: (Actual Return − Forecast Return) / Forecast Return Example: If the forecast return was 9.37% and the actual return was 11%, the result equals 117.4% of the forecast — meaning the return was 17.4% higher than expected.
26.95%
Higher return than expected
This metric shows the actual annual return compared to the expected annual return (9.37%). Example: 11% actual return vs. 9.37% expected return. It simply allows you to clearly see whether the investment performed better or worse than expected.
11.67%
Actual annual return vs. 9.37% expected
This metric shows the percentage of projects that were fully realized before their repayment date.
98%
Projects repaid ahead of term
19 months
Average term of realized projects
311
Premium investors
8.68M €
Investors' earnings
Total Investors' Profit
Investors' Profit by Months
Investments Realized Total
Investments Realized by Months
Investments Funded Total
Investments Funded by Months

Loan portfolio

Our loan portfolio shows great historic stability and steady growth, while the recovery data and default rates remain industry-leading.

Funded
€ 88 437 459
100%
Repaid
€ 28 050 149.31
31.72%
In recovery
€ 0
0%
Late principal
€ 0
0%
Late interest
€ 0
0%
Defaulted
€ 0
0%
Residential
€ 53 587 880
60.59%
Hotel
€ 18 279 800
20.67%
Commercial
€ 10 159 115
11.49%
Medical
€ 2 266 950
2.56%
Residential/Commercial
€ 1 332 800
1.51%

Investments by countries

  Lithuania
€ 51 480 795
58.21%
  Poland
€ 31 626 000
35.76%
  Italy
€ 1 190 000
1.35%
  Latvia
€ 1 017 000
1.15%
  Ireland
€ 212 000
0.24%
  Spain
€ 100 750
0.11%
Definition of late

The project owner is more than 14 days past due on an interest payment or a payment of partial or full principal return for a specific loan payout stage if applicable. The late payment interest rate is being calculated from the first overdue day.

Definition of default

The project owner is more than 90 days past due on a material credit obligation, notwithstanding whether it's an interest or principal payment or in situations where UAB InRento considers that the project owner is unlikely to pay in full or otherwise default on its credit obligations in relation to the relevant loan without taking certain actions, such as the realisation of collateral. The late payment interest rate is being calculated from the first overdue day and material credit obligation is considered EUR 20,000 or more. The following elements are considered indications of probability of default:
a) A distressed restructuring of the credit obligation related to the loan concerned has occurred where this is likely to result in a diminished financial obligation caused by the material forgiveness, or postponement, of principal, interest or, where relevant, fees. A distressed restructuring shall be considered to have occurred where concessions have been extended towards a project owner facing or about to face difficulties in meeting its financial commitments.;
b) the project owner has applied for, or has been placed in, bankruptcy or similar protection, where this would avoid or delay repayment to investors of a credit obligation related to the loan concerned. Where the credit agreement explicitly allows the project owner to change the payment schedule, or to suspend or postpone the payments under certain conditions, and where the project owner acts within the rights granted in that credit agreement, the changed, suspended or postponed payments shall not be considered past due, but the counting of days past due shall be based on the new payment schedule once it is specified. Crowdfunding service providers shall nonetheless analyse the reasons for such changes in the payment schedule, or the suspension or postponement of the payments, and assess the possibility of unlikeliness to pay as referred to above.
UAB InRento shall inform investors in case of default of a loan without delay via email.

Defaulted Loans
0
Defaulted loans
0% | 0 / 174
Actual default rate
0% | 0 / 174
Predicted default rate
Risk RatingsABCD
Number of defaults0000
Actual rate of default0% | 0 / 40% | 0 / 1630% | 0 / 50% | 0 / 0
Predicted default rate0% | 0 / 40% | 0 / 1630% | 0 / 50% | 0 / 0
Methodology for the calculation of the actual default rate of loans by risk category

In accordance with Article 20(1)(a) of Regulation (EU) 2020/1503, for the purposes of disclosing the information referred to above, InRento shall calculate the simple average of the one-year default rate over the entire historical observation period using non-overlapping 12-month observation windows.
In calculating the above one-year default rate, InRento shall ensure that all of the following conditions are met:
a) the denominator shall consist of the number of defaulted loans monitored at the beginning of the 12-month observation window;
b) the numerator shall include all loans included in the denominator that have been subject to at least one default event during the 12-month monitoring interval.
Loans that are not scheduled for payment during the 12-month observation period shall not be included in the dataset used to calculate the default rate for that period.
InRento UAB bases the calculation of the actual default rate on actual loan default rates using internal data. The historical data observation period is the historical data for all loans granted by InRento UAB.
When publishing actual default rates for all loans in accordance with Article 20(1)(b)(i) of Regulation (EU) 2020/1503, InRento shall use non-overlapping 12-month observation intervals, calculate arithmetic averages of the one-year default rates observed over the entire preceding observation period by risk category.
In calculating the one-year default rate by risk category, InRento shall ensure that all the following conditions are met:
a) the denominator shall consist of the number of defaulted loans monitored at the beginning of the 12-month observation period for the risk category for which the default rate is calculated;
b) the numerator shall include all loans included in the denominator that have experienced at least one default during the 12-month monitoring period.
For the purposes of paragraph 2, loans that are not scheduled for payment during the 12-month observation period shall not be included in the data set used to calculate the default rate for that period.

Methodology for the calculation of the expected default rate of loans by risk category

When publishing expected default rates for all loans in accordance with Article 20(1)(b)(i) of Regulation (EU) 2020/1503, InRento UAB shall base its estimates of expected default rates by risk category on actual default rates by risk category calculated in accordance with Article 3.
For the purposes of paragraph 1, and regardless of whether InRento uses internal data for the estimation of the expected default rate, the duration of the observation period for the historical data shall be the historical data for all loans issued by InRento.

Annual audited reports

InRento is licensed and regulated financial institution, which commits itself to highest transparency and operational standards.

Your Capital. Lasting Impact.

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Mountain Dreams, Poland I

Mountain Dreams, Poland I

Poland
Amount funded
475 000 €
Investors earned
80 492.41 €
Actual return
11.79%
Actual term
17 months
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