CreditEase helps P2P companies gain global attention

Rage Comment : Tang Ning, CEO of CreditEase, a leading P2P lending and financial management company in China, is deeply rooted in the financial field and attaches great importance to the power of financial technology. He has set up a new financial industry investment fund, and the investment fields include blockchain, mobile payment, Bitcoin and supply chain finance. Israel, which is famous for its technological innovation, has also become CreditEase's target market. He believes that the combination of blockchain technology and P2P can make China's P2P go global and gain global recognition.

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Tang Ning, founder and CEO of CreditEase, a leading P2P lending and financial management company in China, will attend the APEC Global Leaders Meeting in Lima, Peru this month.

He said:

"I will share domestic financial innovation experience with representatives of leading Internet financial companies from other countries."

Yirendai, an online financial platform under CreditEase, was listed on the New York Stock Exchange last year.

"We are increasing our overseas investment to attract global talent, hoping to become a globally respected P2P lending and wealth management company."

His development in the field of microfinance stems from his study experience in the United States and Bangladesh, and he studied under Muhammad Yunus, who won the Nobel Peace Prize.

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His subsequent work experience further strengthened his confidence in this field, including working at the Wall Street investment bank Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, where he was exposed to ICO, bond issuance, and mergers and acquisitions.

in the country, it joined AsiaInfo Technologies and established Huachuang Capital, which specializes in investing in early-stage consumer and enterprise technology startups.

CreditEase has branches in the United States, Israel, Singapore, and Hong Kong, and has also established a new financial industry investment fund (Fintech Investment Fund) of US$1 billion.

"We have invested in blockchain, mobile payments, Bitcoin and supply chain finance. We not only invest, but also bring domestic operational and innovation experience."

The company focuses on establishing a $30 million startup investment fund in Israel to bring Israel's outstanding technology to the huge Chinese market.

"Israel is famous for its innovation, but the local market is too small, so Israeli companies seek to internationalize."

"We choose to invest in well-performing domestic and foreign companies, which must include high-growth investment areas, including the Internet, healthcare, education and consumption upgrades."