Happen Bank tops $10 billion in personal loans sold via HAPS and LENDR programs

By Public Technologies
  • Happen Bank, a Happen Inc. unit, topped $10 billion in personal loans sold via its structured loan certificates programs HAPS and LENDR.
  • The marketplace funding milestone signals sustained investor demand, supporting loan sales while balancing balance-sheet growth.
  • HAPS is a two-tranche private securitization where Happen Bank retains the senior note, selling the residual certificate at a preset price.
  • LENDR adds multiple note tranches with Fitch ratings, targeting investment-grade investors and broadening marketplace funding across market conditions.


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