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How Does LendingClub Make Money? In this video, we’ll take a closer look at how LendingClub operates within the financial world. LendingClub has transformed the lending landscape by combining technology with traditional banking practices. We will break down the various revenue streams that contribute to LendingClub's success.

From fees charged to borrowers when they take out loans to the service fees collected from investors, we’ll cover how these elements work together to create a sustainable business model. As LendingClub has evolved into a banking entity, it now generates income from the loans it holds directly, much like conventional banks do.

We’ll also discuss the interest earned from deposit products offered through its banking division, revealing how these deposits play a vital role in funding the loans issued by LendingClub. This video provides an overview of LendingClub’s unique approach, highlighting how it challenges traditional financial institutions to innovate and improve their services.

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