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'''Chris Larsen''' is the chairman and founder of ] and the co-founder of ]. Larsen received a B.S. degree from ] and a M.B.A. from ]. In 1996 Larsen founded the Palo Alto Funding Group which later became E-Loan in 1996. In 2006 Larsen founded Prosper.com, an online auction site that allows users to lend money or borrow it from other users. '''Chris Larsen''' is the CEO and co-founder of ], the a leading online destination for borrowing money and investing in loans. It pioneered peer-to-peer lending and Open Market loans, which allow people to invest in each other in a way that is socially and financially rewarding. Additionally, Prosper’s auction model provides an open and transparent way to get a personal loan or invest in loans on terms that are favorable to everyone involved in the transaction.

For over a decade Chris Larsen has focused on using the Internet to make consumer lending more efficient, fair, honest, open, and trustworthy.

Prior to Prosper, Mr. Larsen co-founded and served as Chairman and CEO of ]. Under Mr. Larsen's leadership, E-LOAN closed over $27 billion in consumer loans, and was consistently ranked as one of the nation's most trusted consumer brands. E-LOAN earned consumers' trust by taking radically pro-consumer actions such as being the first company to provide consumers with access to their credit scores, and playing a critical role in the passage of the strongest consumer financial privacy protection law in the nation. Mr. Larsen led E-LOAN through a successful IPO in 1999, and oversaw the company's acquisition by Popular, Inc. in 2005.

Mr. Larsen holds an M.B.A. degree from ] and a B.S. degree from ], where he was named the 2004 Alumnus of the Year.



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Chris Larsen is the CEO and co-founder of Prosper Marketplace, the a leading online destination for borrowing money and investing in loans. It pioneered peer-to-peer lending and Open Market loans, which allow people to invest in each other in a way that is socially and financially rewarding. Additionally, Prosper’s auction model provides an open and transparent way to get a personal loan or invest in loans on terms that are favorable to everyone involved in the transaction.

For over a decade Chris Larsen has focused on using the Internet to make consumer lending more efficient, fair, honest, open, and trustworthy.

Prior to Prosper, Mr. Larsen co-founded and served as Chairman and CEO of E-loan. Under Mr. Larsen's leadership, E-LOAN closed over $27 billion in consumer loans, and was consistently ranked as one of the nation's most trusted consumer brands. E-LOAN earned consumers' trust by taking radically pro-consumer actions such as being the first company to provide consumers with access to their credit scores, and playing a critical role in the passage of the strongest consumer financial privacy protection law in the nation. Mr. Larsen led E-LOAN through a successful IPO in 1999, and oversaw the company's acquisition by Popular, Inc. in 2005.

Mr. Larsen holds an M.B.A. degree from Stanford University and a B.S. degree from San Francisco State University, where he was named the 2004 Alumnus of the Year.


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