Real estate crowdfunding: Walliance buys Lymo Finance.

turnover of 160 million euros and reach the mark of 98 thousand registered users and 8 thousand investors, representing about 41.5 thousand investment transactions. Organizationally, all the operations presented on Lymo will soon be available on the Walliance portal, which will welcome French investors in the process of account migration.

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This operation will give users the opportunity to diversify their investments by distributing them between two markets as dynamic and promising as France and Italy.

"Lymo," explained Walliance CEO Giacomo Bertoldi, "was a pioneer in the French market and after the accession will bring our company deep development in the local market. It is also important to note that Lymo has always been engaged''crowdfunding loans and we will have the opportunity to transfer a significant amount of knowledge about this investment product and financing'.

In conjunction with the acquisition, management has decided to appoint Lymo co-founder Jean-Baptiste Vaillot as head of development for the group's French market.