If, against all odds, SaveLend goes bankrupt, there are several safety measures for you as an investor, including:

1. SaveLend has permission via the Financial Supervisory Authority and it follows that it is the Financial Supervisory Authority that exercises supervision that SaveLend complies with the applicable rules and regulations. This takes place, among other things, through continuous reporting.

2. SaveLend has an independent internal auditor who ensures that the company has implemented routines and processes to ensure that we comply with applicable regulations.

3. SaveLend has a risk framework where the company's risks are managed and monitored continuously. This means that the risks would be flagged in good time before circumstances that could lead to bankruptcy could arise, and that measures to prevent this could be taken immediately.

4. SaveLend has an independent Risk function that reviews and follows up on the company's risk framework.

5. SaveLend has an authorized auditor who reviews the financial reports and follow-ups, to be able to take measures in good time if necessary.

6. You as an investor own the right of claim in the invested credit, not SaveLend. This means that you have the opportunity to get your investments back from the lender directly.

Read more about various securities and risks linked to investments in general and SaveLend in general on our page Security and risks.