Rusty,
Yeah. I noticed that pilot was reserved for new partners, but why does that matter when BRAC Uganda is the 10th highest loans ever for any partner and they are just now collecting their first payment (about 50% collection rate for the few loans they have). So my question is what is the relevance of the term pilot? It isn't amount of loans allowed, at least for BRAC.
Currently BRAC has 17 loans available for investing in plus $260,600 in raised but not disbursed loans and over $479,000 in active loans. Maybe this is a terrific organization, but this exponential growth in less than two months seems less than wise.
I didn't check all the other top ten in loans every made, but after taking into account repayments BRAC is even higher standing in loans currently outstanding. This because only $4647 has been repaid since the December 22 start of partnership. (Loans started to disburse January 6)
If it is support the partner receives, then great. If it is a time period to evaluate the risk factor, then I can buy into that.
So if time is the only element, then a sort of age of partners is adequate. If there is something else that pilot signifies, then what is it? I am just so

Colette