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Lendable

UK fintech marketplace lending for consumers

Complaints and Data Rights Administrator

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
London, UK+1 moreMore locations: United Kingdom
HybridThree days in-office weekly are required for hybrid roles.

About the job

Requirements
  • Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage a high-volume caseload against strict statutory deadlines.
  • Excellent attention to detail, particularly when reviewing and redacting sensitive personal data.
  • The ability to work confidently across multiple internal systems to locate, extract, and compile customer data.
  • Clear written communication, able to explain data rights and outcomes to customers in plain English.
  • Sound judgement in identifying and applying relevant exemptions, and escalating complex or high-risk requests appropriately.
  • An eye for continuous improvement, constantly looking for ways to make processes more efficient.
Responsibilities
  • Manage a caseload of Data Subject Access Requests and other data rights requests from receipt through to closure, tracking progress against statutory deadlines.
  • Liaise with Operations, Product, Engineering, and Complaints teams to locate and extract all relevant customer data.
  • Review and redact data to protect third-party information and apply relevant exemptions in line with policy and legal guidance.
  • Maintain accurate records of all requests, decisions, and rationale to ensure full auditability.
  • Communicate clearly and professionally with customers regarding the status and outcome of their requests.
  • Identify and escalate complex, high-risk, or ambiguous requests to the Data Protection Officer or Legal team as needed.
  • Identify process improvements and contribute to the continuous improvement of Data Subject Access Request handling procedures and tooling.
  • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018, and relevant Information Commissioner's Office guidance.
  • Champion the use of artificial intelligence tools and technology to improve the efficiency and accuracy of the Data Subject Access Request process.
  • Work well under pressure, adapting to fluctuating request volumes while maintaining quality and compliance standards.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience working with Data Subject Access Requests, subject access requests, or other data rights requests, including erasure, rectification, and portability, in a regulated environment.
  • An understanding of UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018, and Information Commissioner's Office guidance.
  • Experience with redaction tools and case management systems.
  • An understanding of financial services data, including loans, cards, and auto-finance, and its sensitivity.
  • Experience liaising with the Information Commissioner's Office or handling escalated data protection complaints.

About the company

Lendable is a UK fintech that funds unsecured personal loans by connecting borrowers with institutional investors. It operates a two-sided marketplace; capital from pension funds and hedge funds funds the loans rather than using its own balance sheet, while customers get quick, digital loans. The platform uses AI/ML driven credit scoring to automate decisions and funding, with instant approvals and funding often within hours; eligibility checks do not impact credit scores. It offers loan amounts £1,000-£25,000 for 1-5 years and also provides Autolend car finance and Zable credit products (including in the US); its goal is to expand access to consumer credit across a broad UK audience by scaling its platform and product suite.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$1.6B

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2014

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What believers are saying

  • Reuters reported October 15, 2025 that Zable had two million customers.
  • FT said May 10, 2026 profits rose 120% to £11 million and revenue 90%.
  • Lendable closed over $300 million in January 2026 funds, approaching $1 billion AUA.

What critics are saying

  • Lendable depends on securitization markets; its July 2026 £500 million ABS matters.
  • US and Mexico expansion from 2026 stretches management beyond the UK lending engine.
  • A tightening credit cycle or ABS shutoff would choke originations and threaten survival.

What makes Lendable unique

  • Lendable’s AI underwriting approves unsecured loans faster than branch banks, since 2014.
  • It funds loans with institutional capital, not deposits, reducing balance-sheet drag.
  • Zable, Autolend, and the 2025 Vodafone mobile plan broaden customer touchpoints.

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