There are two models of online debt trading. Let’s call the first one the classified model. It was formed quite a long time ago and is known to many of you. Portfolios are located on the websites of debt brokers or independent companies, for which their owners are waiting for feedback from potential buyers. All of this is like selling a product on classic platforms, like Amazon. Sooner or later, there will be a client who will offer a price that suits the seller. I would highlight two disadvantages of this model. The first is that the term of realization of the portfolio on such sites may be delayed due to the complexity of its search on the internet. The debt buyer must find the right product, which can be hidden on one of the sites. But where to look for it exactly? The second problem is related to the fact that the seller of the portfolio will receive the price that the debt buyer, who eventually discovered the portfolio on the internet, will offer him.
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