Funny how this works, isn’t it?
Zopa, the start-up that is competing with Prosper to shake up the lending industry, has raised $5 million more in financial backing from Tim Draper, founder of US venture capitalists Draper Fisher Jurvetson, and the Rowland Family, reports Unquote News (registration required).
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Zopa got $15 million earlier this year from Bessemer Venture Partners, Benchmark Capital and Wellington Partners. Zopa is launching in California soon, recently opening an office here.
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