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2017 China Leading Fintech 50
KPMG China
December 2017
KPMG WeChat Fintech 50 Survey Page
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Contents
01 Disruptions & Breakthroughs
02 Overview
03 China’s Leading Fintech 50
04 AppendixAppendix I
Appendix II
Appendix III
Appendix IV
Appendix V
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The China Leading Fintech 50 Series
KPMG fintech credentials
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Global comparison
Regulatory update
External experts
KPMG China fintech leaders
Glossary
Note: This report was translated from Chinese. If there are any questions relating to the accuracy of the translation, please refer to the Chinese report.
In recent years, fintech innovation has continuously sped up the overall development of the financial industry. It has played a substantial role in developing inclusive finance, supporting real economic growth and propelling financial services to a wider audience.
To ensure the continuous development of innovation, it is important for all related parties to participate actively in discussions. While there have been more frequent interactions between regulators and the fintech industry, we need to ensure that efforts are made to continue optimising fintech and compliance policies. This would help in identifying and managing new or systemic risks in a timely and effective manner.
Simon GleaveRegional Head of Financial
Services, KPMG Asia Pacific
We are pleased to share with you the results of the 2017 KPMG China Leading Fintech 50. This year's list reflects the importance of advanced information technologies, which are constantly driving fintech innovation within the financial services industry.The growth of fintech has also spurred the cooperation and integration of financial institutions and startups, while increased capital investment has accelerated the optimisation and allocation of resources for technology and innovation. This is indicative of the country’s booming fintech ecosystem.
HonsonToChairman, KPMG
Asia Pacific and China
Introduction
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Disruptions & Breakthroughs
01
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Data
Disruptions and Breakthroughs
金电联行
Note: Companies are listed in no particular order. This is not a full list of companies. For reference only.
Product
Bills
Insurance
Credit cards
Consumer lending
Personal finance
Wealth management
Transactions
Anti-fraud
Risk pricing
Leasing
Pledged loans
Credit loans
Blockchain
Housing/car loansIntelligence
Risk control
Integrated financial services
Payment
Precision marketing
Robo-advisory
Robo-research
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The Fintech Ecosphere
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The FintechEcosphere
Fintechstartups
Licensed financial
institutions
Venture capital
institutions
Regional governments
Incubators and
accelerators
Professional services
providers
Academic and research
institutes
Professional associations
Regulators
02Overview
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Overview
About KPMG China Leading Fintech 50Every year, KPMG International publishes the KPMG Global Fintech 100, which highlight the world’s leading and emerging fintech companies*.
In order to support and promote the further development of fintech in China, KPMG launched the inaugural China Leading Fintech 50 in 2016. The positive reaction to the 2016 edition led to a follow-up, with KPMG launching the second China Leading Fintech 50 in May 2017. Following months of assessment, results for the 2017 China Leading Fintech 50 were published at the end of the year.
Standards
Companies included were either non-financial institutions or non-traditional financial institutions that are actively involved in developing new technologies for the financial services industry; their principal business activities and target client groups are located in mainland China. We encourage companies listed in this report to engage us by visiting the KPMG China website and follow us on social media.
Selection Committee
Our selection committee is comprised of external professionals and representatives from KPMG China as well as from KPMG Global, with expertise in IT, data, capital markets, venture capital, risk control, finance, macro-economics and financial services.
The selection process began in May 2017. Following months of assessment, the final list was published in December 2017, with companies arranged in alphabetical order based on their Chinese Pinyin names.
Criteria
Data capabilities –modelling/collection/ mining/execution
Business model innovation and disruption vs. traditional financial services
Application of advanced and innovative technologies
Development potential and future prospects
Valuation and recognition from capital markets
Addressing problems and issues in financial services
Note: KPMG, in conjunction with H2 Ventures, publishes the annual KPMG Global Fintech 100 report. H2 Ventures isa fintech investment firm.
Selection criteria
KPMG believes that innovation is key to addressing problems and enhancing the efficiency of the financial services sector. Our selection criteria reflect this with technology and innovation among the key considerations.
Using KPMG’s Startup Insights Platform (SIP), enterprises were assessed based on a variety of factors such as company composition, technology, products, markets and financing capabilities.
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The following is a breakdown of the China Leading Fintech 50 companies:
Fintech is a knowledge-oriented field that brings together top professionals from the IT and finance industries. Tier-one cities, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, enjoy greater advantages in training, attracting and retaining talent. Consequently, the majority of the China Leading Fintech50 companies are based in these cities.
Sector
Location
Big data and data analytics companies are the largest group within the China Leading Fintech 50, followed by lending, consumer and situational finance companies. The prominence of big data and data analytical companies are unsurprising given fintech's status as a critical developmental focus for the financial industry. Many of the companies focus on advanced data technology application, research and development.
18
11
6
6
5
2
2
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
Big data and data analytics
Lending, consumer and situational finance
Integrated financial technology
Payment technology
Wealth management and capital markets
Insurtech
Blockchain
14Shanghai
21Beijing
1Chongqing
1
4 Hangzhou
9
Changsha
1Suzhou
8 Shenzhen
Overview
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Most breakthroughs in finance are achieved through technology and innovation. For example, precision marketing makes use of big data technology to identify clients’ various needs by conducting multi-dimensional analysis on individual users. Biometrics can be applied to verify user information to prevent identity theft, while machine learning technologies can be used to identify abnormal transactions via deep learning algorithms. Big data is the most commonly adopted technology by companies on the list.
Technological research, development and application is a key component of a company's core competitiveness. As a result, technical staff makes up a large portion of the workforce for companies on our list. The prevalence of online, mobile and social media commerce meant some companies are hiring fewer marketing and sales staff. Resources are instead reallocated to hire more technical staff.
Technology
Proportion of technical personnel
2%8%
80%
10%
10
47
31
21 19 16 147 7
20
8
16
24
32
40
48
Total
Overview
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The majority of the China Leading Fintech 50 companies have a relatively short history and were incorporated within the past 10 years. The vibrancy of this younger generation of companies is a contributing factor to their innovation capabilities.
In recent years, fintech has become a key focus among venture capital firms, which has prompted the valuation of many companies to increase. However, the majority are still fairly limited in terms of size and valuation.
Time of incorporation
Valuation
8%
20%
32%
32%
8%
1-2years 2-3years 3-5years 5-10years over 10years
18%
45%
23%
5%9%
< 10 Billion
< 30 Billion
< 70 Billion
< 200 Billion
Over 200 Billion
11
Unit: RMB
Overview
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Key fintech trends of 2017:
Continued policy enhancements and technological advancements are providing support for deep industrial reforms as well as better and more efficient financial services. However, the financial industry still faces many issues. This includes a misalignment of financial resources with the real economy, low quality and ineffective promotion of financial products, cumbersome and costly financial services, and a inadequate consumer and investor education as well as protection against fraud.
At the same time, advanced technologies such as cloud computing, Internet of Things, big data, biometrics, blockchain and AI are also developing rapidly and will soon be ready for large-scale application.
Adopting advanced technologies01
Traditional financial institutions are actively incorporating fintech into their businesses. Technologies such as mobile finance, location-based marketing, big data-based anti-fraud solutions and customer insights generated through deep learning technologiesare having a profound impact on the industry. Fintech is driving financial institutions to be efficient and provide less expensive and higher quality services. Consequently, many are stepping up efforts to incorporate such technologies into their businesses. Since the start of 2017, many have teamed up with internet companies to enter the fintechindustry. CITIC, for example, partnered Baidu to establish the first independent legal entity direct bank.
Traditional financial institutions: Transformation through fintech
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As the market develops, business models that are easily replicable and online financial institutions with low innovation capabilities will be gradually phased out. Businesses that are sustainable tend to be fintech enterprises that have strong tech capabilities, which allow them to provide value to clients and the broader market.
This has shed light on the potential for cooperation between traditional financial institutions, venture capital funds and fintech startups in establishing a highly efficient and innovative operating system. These organisations are able to complement one another through strategic transformations based on market insights, capital allocation capabilities and innovative technologies. A number of fintech enterprises have formed alliances with traditional financial institutions in 2017.
Establishing a fintech ecosytem03
The growth of fintech has accelerated the development of the financial industry. Forexample, developments in advanced payment technologies could soon lead to an e-cashsociety, which would reinforce China's status as a leading innovator.
The traditional financial industry can benefit from fintech in terms of higher efficiency andlower costs. One optimal approach for financial institutions looking to expand their onlineoperations would be to setup strategic links with other organisations. In addition,emerging fintech enterprises can widen their growth margins and tap into a larger marketthrough opportunities to export their core technologies.
Many fintech enterprises have successfully transformed into fintech service providers.This approach enables them to focus their efforts on improving their big data processingand R&D capabilities, while at the same time, promotes the use of fintech as an effectivesolution for the financial sector.
China fintech: Export transformation04
13
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AI is poised to bring about a new wave of technological development, with many industries actively incorporating it into their products and services.
There are already many successful cases of AI integration. Some banks are, for example, adopting video recognition technology to monitor designated locations, identify key customers or even suspicious people and behaviours.
The use of AI can help firms provide more customisable services and improve the security of transactions. In addition, some organisations have deployed physical robots equipped with speech recognition technology to identify frequent customers, guide customers, and provide brief business introductions.
Mobile applications using smart chatbot technology can also significantly lower operational costs. In addition, AI's deep learning and strong data-processing capabilities is also propelling it into other areas such as robo-advisory, robo-research and financial knowledge mapping.
The rise of AI05
Many technology-driven breakthroughs in recent years have boosted the development of the financial industry.
However, there are companies that still focus on non-tech driven solutions, preferring to improve margin requirements through conventional process or operational optimisation. While such methods can bring about short-term financial gains, it is detrimental to the long-term fostering of innovation. As a result, it is important for the financial industry to focus their efforts on technology-led innovations instead.
The ambiguous future of non-tech innovations06
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A lack of consumer education can lead to indiscriminate spending given the complexities of financial products. While the prevalence of fintech has made financial products more inclusive, this has made public education more challenging. It is critical for the authorities, regulators and the industry to provide a high level of consumer education as doing so will not only protect the interests and rights of consumers, but maintain their confidence in the long-term development of the market.
Fintech enterprises also need to focus on technological innovation to ensure the security of transactions and information. They can make use of big data and smart technologies to understand investors’ risk appetite and tolerance as well as conduct investment suitability assessments. They can also introduce e-customer services to provide low-cost, high-efficiency education on the risks associated with financial products, maximising the protection of consumer rights and interests. Moreover, consumer rights and interests can be strengthened by implementing international best practices.
The importance of customer education
The financial industry faces a number of long-term, potential, material and external risks, which is why having a robust regulatory regime is essential. Areas with potential risks include big data application, information security and consumers’ rights and interests protection.
It is important to understand that having a robust regulatory regime does not necessarily stifle innovation. One such example is to introduce a fintech regulatory sandbox, which encourages experimentations and innovation within a well-defined environment. Organisations need to ensure they are keeping up with the latest regulatory updates and are in close contact with regulators.
Establishing an effective regulatory regime08
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The 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China highlighted that priority would be given to strengthen financial reforms, improve the regulatory regime and guard against systemic risks in order to enhance the financial industry's contribution to the real economy. The report identified clear development objectives for the financial industry, placing a huge emphasis on preventing systemic financial risks.
Despite the rapid development of fintech, financial institutions are still facing seven major risks - credit, operational, market, liquidity, compliance, reputational and systemic – adding to the uncertainty and volatility of the market environment. Financial enterprises looking to incorporate fintech into their business will need to pay attention to these risks and create an intelligent and digitalised risk management system.
A comprehensive approach to financial risk management
Systemic risks in the traditional financial industry can be difficult to quantify. Technology, however, has made risk management more effective. This is important as systemic risks are on the rise given the appearance of new consumer and finance models in the era of big data. A number of social issues surrounding indiscriminate lending have prompted the industry to focus on enhancing the credit reference system. Technologies such as biometrics, big data and blockchain have opened up the possibility of establishing a public credit services system. For example, a unique identification number for individual users can be generated using cross-biometric identification technology and encryption algorithms.
On the other hand, blockchain and smart contracts can ensure the secure reading of such information. By integrating individual consumer behaviour records with public credit platforms, a more comprehensive and secure credit reference database system can be built. This can be a viable solution for micro-level credit assessment and provide regulators with tools for real-time data collection, abnormal transaction analysis and efficient macro-level control over a wide range of data platforms.
Using fintech to address systemic risks10
09
Note: The objective of China Leading Fintech 50 is to foster innovation and promote better communication within thefinancial services sector. This should not be mistaken for investment advice and is not a formal interpretation ofexisting regulatory policies.
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03China’s Leading Fintech 50
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2017 China’s Leading Fintech 50
*Companies are arranged in alphabetical order based on their Chinese pinyin names.
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Short name Page
• Baidu FSG 19
• Baifendian Group 20
• 100credit 21
• IceKredit 22
• Bubi Chain 23
• Tenpay 24
• Dianrong 25
• Dingfu Data 26
• Onchain 27
• Riskstorm 28
• FUMI TECHNOLOGY 29
• Futu Securities 30
• FuYouKache 31
• Chinapnr 32
• HUIZE 33
• Fox Fintech Group 34
• Ping++ 35
• Jianpu Technology 36
• 3GOLDEN 37
• JINFUZI 38
• JD Finance 39
• Juxinli 40
• 99Bill 41
• Tiger Brokers 42
• QuantGroup 43
Short name Page
• Lufax 44
• MSXF 45
• Ant Financial 46
• PINTEC 47
• Qianbao Financial 48
• QFPAY 49
• iPayLinks 50
• Sanoyed Financial 51
• Wecash 52
• ChinaScope 53
• RiskRaider 54
• Suan Hua Zheng Xin 55
• TalkingData 56
• TianChuang Credit 57
• BeagleData 58
• Tongdun 59
• Pay Egis 60
• Datayes 61
• WACAI 62
• VZOOM CREDIT 63
• WeBank 64
• WeLab 65
• 51 Credit Card 66
• YRD 67
• ZhongAn Insurance 68
Proportion of technical personnel
Completed financing: Not disclosed
Part of Baidu's strategic drive into integrated financial services, Baidu Financial Services Group (Baidu Finance) was formed by integrating all of the internet giant's financial businesses and is headed by Zhu Guang. Baidu Finance provides a variety of services, including consumer finance, financial management, e-wallet payment, internet banking as well as insurance. Baidu Finance has seven strategic focus when it comes to the development of fintech, including identification, big data risk control, smart investment consulting, intelligent customer service, financial cloud services and blockchain. It strives to incorporate fintech such as AI into the financial industry in order to promote the concept of inclusive finance.
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Company description
General Manager: Zhu GuangProduct Director: Sun YunfengGeneral Manager, Asset Management: Zhang XuyangHead, Research: Xu DongliangGeneral Manager, Consumer Consumption: Huang Shuang
概况Overview
百度金融旗下品牌
Tags: Consumer finance, wealth management, fintech, AI
Headquarters location: Beijing
Year of incorporation:2015
Website:https://jinrong.baidu.com/
Sector / Business scope: Integrated financial services
Application(s): Baidu Wallet, Baidu Finance
Key personnel
Baidu Not disclosed
19
Valuation
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BlockchainSmart
investment consulting
Big dataMachine
/deep learning
Quantitative model
Precise marketing
Smart assistant
Cloud computing
概况
20
Chairman & CEO: Su MengCOO: Liu Yu Chief Data Officer: Du XiaomengPresident, Enterprise Business: Gao TiweiVP, Enterprise Business: Liang Peiming
Valuation
IDG, Hillhouse, Everbright Securities, Zhejiang Daily MediaSeries D financing completed
Baifendian Group focuses on providing big data and AI solutions. It owns several big data and AI product lines as well as a number of software and patents. The company has also created an industrial application model library and industrial knowledge graph library in China. The company’s primary objective is to establish an underlying technology platform for big data and intelligent application scenarios. Its products encompass leading companies across a variety of industries such as finance, manufacturing, public affairs and publishing. It is also among the first to establish a nationwide big data and AI system.
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Company description
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: Big data, AI, modeling analysis, machine / deep learning
Headquarters location: Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2009
Website:http://www.baifendian.com/
Sector / Business scope:Finance, public affairs
Application(s): BD-OS (Big data operation system), DEEP MATRIX (Industrial AI decision-making system)
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Natural language
processing
Knowledge graph
IoTBig dataMachine
/deep learning
Hillhouse, CICC, Sequoia, IDG Capital Partners, CHAMC, Shuanghu, Zhejiang Daily Media, Union Mobile Financial Technology
Series B+ financing completed
21
Chairman & CEO: Zhang ShaofengCFO: Zhao HongqiangCRO: Qi Yuan
100Credit is an integrated platform provider that harnesses the power of AI, big data, cloud computing and other innovative technologies. The company is headquartered in Beijing Zhongguancun and has branches in Shanghai, Shenzhen, Wuhan and other cities in China. Its clientele includes banks, consumer finance companies, fintechenterprises and small loan firms. The company’s main advantages are its strong commitment to providing credit services to customers as well as its big data processing and modelling capabilities. 100Credit provides users with services that allow them to manage the entire cycle of a loan. In addition, helps insurers achieve precision marketing by providing one-stop services across both online and offline channels.
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Tags: Big data, anti-fraud, risk management, marketing
Headquarters location: Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website:http://www.100credit.com/
Sector / Business scope:Fintech, big data risk management
Application(s): Compass, User Assessment, Anti-fraud
Overview
Company description
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
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Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataMachine
/deep learning
Knowledge graph
Cloud computing
22
Ice Kredit focuses on using AI technology to provide third-party big data risk management services for financial institutions. The company is headquartered in Shanghai and has branches in Nanjing, Shenzhen, Beijing, Changzhou, Chengdu and Los Angeles. Ice Kcredit actively explores the application of AI technologies and provides customers with model-based, real-time scoring, risk management solutions. It strives to improve the efficiency and revenue-generating capabilities of financial institutions. In addition, Ice Kredit aims to better meet the credit needs of SMEs and those in the long tail in order to create financial services that are more inclusive. Ice Kredit cooperates with a number of traditional financial institutions and internet financing platforms in China, and uses AI in its credit investigations.
Tags: AI, credit investigation, big data, fintech
Headquarters location: Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2015
Website: http://www.icekredit.com
Sector / Business scope: AI-based big data risk management
Application(s): Personal / Corporate Credit Assessment (web), Consumer Credit Solutions (web),
Model Management System (web)
Company description
Overview
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Frees Fund, Yunqi, Will Hunting, China Creation Ventures, Lingfeng Capital
Series A financing completed
Founder & CEO: Gu LingyunVPs: Guo Zhipan, Han Bing, Xie Minqi
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Natural language
processing
Knowledge graphBig data
Machine /deep
learning
Quantitative model
23
Bubi Chain is a fintech company that specialises in blockchain. The company owns a number of core patented technologies, which allow it to develop a scalable, high-performance and controllable blockchain-based service platform. Bubi Chain also has the ability to develop business applications that meet the needs of a large variety of users. Leveraging on the strength of its self-developed platform, Bubi Chain has successfully applied blockchain technologies on digital assets and supply chain finance.
Tags: Blockchain, intelligent contracts, fintech, blockchaininfrastructure services BAAS, model Innovation
Headquarters location: Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2015
Website: http://www.bubi.cn/
Sector / Business scope:Blockchain
Application(s): BumengDigial Assets (App+Web),Yinuo Finance (App+Web)
Company description
Overview
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DL Capitals, Yizhuang Internet, Jieshi Investment, QF Capital, China Merchants Innovative, Sinovation Ventures, Wanxiang Fenbushi Capital, Xinlian Venture, Vangoo Capital, BojiangCapital, Grand Yangtze Capital, Buchang Pharma
Series A financing completed
Co-Founders:CEO: Jiang HaiCOO: Li JunCTO: Wang JingVP: Zhang Mingyu VP: Yang Fan
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataBlockchain
概
24
Company description
Tencent’s third-party payment platform in China, Tenpay is dedicated to providing secure, convenient and professional online payment services for internet users and companies. Established in 2005, Tenpay's focus is on the security and convenience of its products and services. It offers a variety of services and application scenarios for individual users as well as professional capital settlement solutions for larger and medium-sized enterprises. This includes quick settlement, balance payment, instalment payment, entrusted withholding, epos payment and micropayment. The company serves a wide range of industries such as gaming, aviation, e-commerce, insurance, telecommunications, logistics and fund management.
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Tencent
CEO: Lai Zhiming
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Mobile computingBig data
Tags: Big data, payment, payment ecology
Headquarters location:Shenzhen
Year of incorporation: 2005
Website: https://www.tenpay.com/ v3/
Sector / Business scope:Payment
Application(s): Tenpay
Overview
概况
25
Dianrong provides innovative fintech solutions, with a particular focus on services pertaining to online intermediary lending. The company operates an online intermediary lending services platform, which helps individuals and companies obtain funding through the internet. Dianrong has helped many borrowers obtain financial support from investors across the country. Dianrong leverages on its tech capabilities to reduce the costs of marketing, operations, services and post-loan management, which enables it to provide loan products with lower interest rates. The company is backed by investors in China and globally. Dianrong is one of 48 managing directors of the National Internet Finance Association of China (NIFA), which was established in 2016.
Tags: Internet finance, P2P, fintech, blockchain
Headquarters location: Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2012
Website:www.dianrong.com
Sector / Business scope:
Online intermediary lending service
Application(s): DianrongInvest
Company description
Overview
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GIC, CM International Financial Leasing, Simone Investment
Series D financing completed
Chairman: Su HaideCo-Chairman: Guo YuhangCEO: Luo Longxiang
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big data Blockchain
26
Dingfu Data aims to transform the financial industry with technology. The company focuses on using big data and AI technologies to provide an efficient, convenient and professional financial analysis platform for financial investment institutions.
The founders of Dingfu Data boasts plenty of experience in the internet and financial industries. Its technical staff were mostly hired from internet companies and are therefore, highly knowledgeable in areas such as information processing and data analysis. The company has also trained and put together a team of professionals with deep knowledge of finance.
Tags: Intelligent financial group, natural language processing, fintech, knowledge graph, AI
Location: Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2015
Website:http://www.dingfudata.com/
Sector / Business scope: Big data, AI
Application(s): PDFree (Web)Gonggaobao (Web)
Company description
Overview
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Sequoia, Lingfeng Capital
Series A financing completed
Founders: Wu Xuehua, Zhang Lianghua, Guo Dan
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataMachine
/deep learning
Cloud computing
Natural language
processing
Knowledge graph
27
Onchain is a fintech company that develops and operates a number of blockchain projects. In addition, the company provides customised blockchain solutions for financial institutions and other corporates. Since its inception in 2016, Onchain has successfully cooperated with a number of core financial institutions, banks and brokerage companies. In 2017, Onchain released the Ontology Network - a next generation blockchain network for distributed trust. Ontology Network incorporates multiple trust types into a single integrated protocol system. The system incorporates distributed identity verification, data exchange, data collaboration, procedure protocols, communities, attestation and various industry-specific modules. This results in a P2P trust network that is cross-chain, cross-system, cross-industry, cross-application and cross-device.
Company description
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Fosun
Series Pre-A financing completed
CEO: Da Hongfei CTO: Zhang ZhengwenChief Architect: Li JunGeneral Manager, Beijing: Li YanboVP, Business Development: Yang Wentao
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Blockchain, fintech
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2016
Website:https://onchain.com/
Sector / Business scope: Blockchain
Application(s): Ontology Network, Onchain DNA
Overview
BlockchainQuantitative
model
28
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Riskstorm is an AI-based business information analysis and risk control system that encompasses business, litigation, taxation, administrative penalties, investment and financing, changes in senior management and news events. Riskstorm contains the business registration information of a large number of companies as well as administrative announcements, trial processes, corporate information disclosures and media reports. The data are subsequently sorted and analysed to form well-organised corporate information.
Riskstorm's clientele includes a number of Fortune 500 companies, financial companies, conglomerates and government agencies, which use the information for corporate due diligence, risk control, compliance audits, judicial enquiries, industry research and to screen for business and investment opportunities.
Company description
Dongsu Venture Capital, Xinnuo Xinshan, Coco Space, Ronglian, Ruisheng Jiaye
Series A+ financing completed
Co-Founder & CEO: Li ZhenCo-Founder & CTO: Zhao YingbinCo-Founder: Ji Min Co-Founder & VP: Jin Qi
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: AI, big data, natural language processing, SaaS, credit investigation, risk management
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2016
Website:www.riskstorm.com
Sector / Business scope:Fintech
Application(s): Riskstorm(App, Web, serviceID)
Overview
29
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Fumi Technology’s Webull integrates data and financial technology to deliver data and transactional services to investors worldwide. Webull cooperates with many exchanges, index companies globally, and operates data centers in China and the US. It runs a global data system that provides real-time data from different countries/regions, exchanges, categories and underlying targets. Currently, Webull provides trading services in the US, Hong Kong and many other securities markets globally. The system supports the trading of stocks, ETFs and CFDs.
Company description
Xiaomi Technology, Shunwei Capital, Hongdao Capital, Mobai Capital, Bojiang Capita, LuguHigh-Tech
Series A+ financing completed
Founder & CEO: Wang AnquanCMO: Anthony M. Denier COO: Yuan Jun
CTO: Chen Bo Chief Data Officer: Li WeiboChief Compliance Officer: Lu Sheng
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Fintech, securities investment, investment advisory, wealth management
Headquarters location:Changsha
Year of incorporation:2016
Website:http://www.webull.com/
Sector / Business scope:Fintech, internet securities
Application(s): Webull
Overview
BlockchainQuantitative
model
30
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Futu securities is a broker licenced by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong that focuses on providing one-stop investment services in Hong Kong and the US. Futu Securities actively incorporates internet financial technologies into its brokerage services.
Supported by an independently developed trading system and an innovative internet model, Futu Securities strives to provide the best user experience when it comes to account opening, capital flows update, market price data, trading and settlement. Futu Securities also works closely alongside HKEx and NASDAQ, which allows its clients free access to advance real-time data for both markets.
Company description
Tencent, Matrix Partners China, Sequoia
Series C financing completed
Founder & Chairman: Li HuaCEO: Wu BiweiCTO: Chen Weihua
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Data driven, model innovation, trading platform
Headquarters location: Hong Kong, Shenzhen
Year of incorporation: 2012
Website:http://www.futu5.com/
Sector / Business scope:
Internet securities
Application(s): Futunn
Overview
Mobile computing
31
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Fuyoukache is an internet trading platform focusing on the logistics industry. From its early roots as a logistics information provider, Fuyoukache has since developed into a large-scale online logistics trading platform in China.
It now supports the provision of loan guarantees for logistics brokers, discounts on receivables for third-party logistics companies and truck aftermarket for truck drivers. Through the use of big data, mobile Internet and AI technologies, it aims to reduce logistical costs, improve operational efficiencies and provide services of a consistently high quality.
Company description
Tencent, Matrix Partners China, Sequoia
Series C financing completed
Founder & Chairman: Li HuaCEO: Wu BiweiCTO: Chen Weihua
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Model innovation, trading platform, online quote, big data, AI
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2015
Website:http://www.fuyoukache.com
Sector / Business scope:Internet+logistics
Application(s): Fuyoukache (App+Web)
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
32
Not disclosed
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Biometrics
Chinapnr is an integrated financial services group in China that uses technology and data to create value for its customers. It focuses on providing payment, financial management, consumer finance and other financial services to small and micro enterprises and individual investors. Chinapnr offers customised solutions in areas such as aviation, funds, online loans, private equity, logistics, health and education. It is an executive director of the China Payment and Settlement Association and director of the National Internet Finance Association of China.
Company description
Not disclosed
Chairman, CEO & Founder: Zhou YeVice Chairman & Founder: Liu GangSVP & Founder: Mu Haijie
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Payment, wealth management, data, fintech, operational risk management
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2006
Website:http://www.chinapnr.com/
Sector / Business scope:Payment, fintech
Application(s): Integration Payment, Smart POS, SKY, Smart Investment Consulting
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
33
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Huize works with a number of insurers to provide a wide range of insurance products. Its products include accident insurance, health insurance, life insurance, corporate insurance, auto insurance and home insurance. By integrating internet technologies into its services, Huize provides insurance consultation, risk assessment and customised insurance plans. It also offers online vertical trading and claims assistance services. Headquartered in Shenzhen, Huizehas branches in Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Hefei and Hong Kong. Its first supporting center for its national internet insurance platform was set up in Hefei.
Company description
Saif Investment Fund, Wanrong Times Capital, CDF Capital, Lakala, Fortune Capital
Series B financing completed
Founder & CEO: Ma CunjunVP: Jiang LiCTO: Ouyang Kai
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Internet insurance, AI, fintech
Headquarters location:Shenzhen
Year of incorporation: 2006
Website:https://www.huize.com/
Business: Internet insurance
Application(s): Huize
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
34
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The financial technology arm of Sohu, Fox Fintech Group started as an online lending platform – “Souyidai”. The company’s objective is to “make finance simpler”. Fox Fintech adopts technologies such as big data, blockchain, AI and machine learning to spur innovation within financial services. This approach allows it to improve operational efficiency as well as the user-experience of its services through better risk control, improved investment decision-making and enhanced platform security. Fox Fintech operates a number of online platforms such as Huli.com (Integrated financial services), Souyidai.com (Lending) and Xiaohujr.com (Consumer finance). It also provides risk management services for various businesses of the Group using “Fengren”, a risk system powered by big data and AI technology.
Company description
Sohu, China Minsheng Bank, L.R. Capital Management
Series B financing completed
Founder & CEO: He JieCo-Founder & CTO: Zhou LinCRO: Fan Hongxue
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Smart financial group, consumer finance, internet banking, online lending, fintech
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website: http://www.huli.comhttp://www.souyidai.com
Sector / Business scope:fintech
Application(s): Huli, Xiaohujr
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Biometrics Blockchain
35
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Ping ++ is the payment arm of Shanghai Ping ++ Internet Technologies Co., Ltd. It provides customised payment solutions for a large number of businesses in retail, e-commerce, O2O, education, travel and SaaS. Ping ++ simplifies the process for mobile payments and consumption installments by integrating the functions of payment technology, daily transaction management, account management, multi-level business model, user account system and big data analysis. Ping ++ cover all major processes from payment, transaction processing, business analysis to operations and big data marketing.
Company description
Sequoia, Linear Venture, CBC Capital, Shengjing Group
Series B financing completed
CEO: Jin YiyeVP: Zhao Yu
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Integration payment, payment ecology, SaaS, fintech
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website:http://www.pingxx.com/
Sector / Business scope:Integration payment
Application(s): Ping++
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Blockchain
36
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AI
Jianpu Technology is a mobile financial platform that provides search, recommendation and application services for financial products to individual consumers and small and micro enterprises. Its business scope covers loans, credit cards and wealth management. In addition, Jianpu Technology provides users with convenient and secure financial information for free, allowing users to check, compare and directly apply for loans/credit cards. The financial products on the platform are from a variety of sources such as banks, small loan companies, guarantee companies and pawn shops.
Company description
Lightspeed China Partners, KPCB, Zero2IPO, Sequoial, Pavilion Capital, Yunfeng Capital, Sailing Capital, Star VC
Listed on New York Stock Exchange in 2017
Co-Founder & CEO: Ye DaqingCo-Founder & COO: Lu JiayanCo-Founder & CTO: Liu CaofengCFO: Chen Yilu
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big data
Tags: Big data, AI, fintech
Headquarters location: Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2011
Website: jianpu.ai
Sector / Business scope:Information service
Application(s): Rong360
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Mobile computing
37
金电联行
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3Golden Beijing focuses on integrating IT with financial and social credit services. It is one of the first companies approved by the People’s Bank of China to carry out credit investigations across China. The company engages in the collection and analysis of corporate, individual and financial information, and is one of the pioneers in applying big data analytics to credit references. The company has made a number of achievements in analysing financial, government and industrial big data. Headquartered in Beijing, 3Golden has branches in cities such as Shanghai, Tianjin, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Guiyang and Changchun. In addition, it has four research centers with universities, including Peking University and Fudan University. Their cooperation includes cross-border big data and AI projects.
Company description
Dingxin Capital, Leading Capital, Zhongcheng Fund
Series C financing completed
Founder, Chairman & CEO: Fan XiaoxinCo-Founder & SVP: Zhu ZhiweiDeputy VP: Ai Bin
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Big data, quantitative model, credit assessment
Headquarters location: Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2007
Website:http://www.3golden.com/
Sector / Business scope:Big data
Application(s): One-stop credit investigation platform, risk quantitative platform, investment and financing platform, data factory
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Knowledge graph
38
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JFZ is an online financial company that provides professional and independent financial services for high net worth investors, with ambitions to become the largest private offering and service platform in China.
It seeks to find investment opportunities across a variety of products and asset classes, including private equity, private placements, quantitative hedging, M&A, overseas funds and fixed income. The expanded nature of its product list helps to meet the asset-allocation needs of its high net worth customers. In addition, JFZ provides a suite of online services such as price searches, net value queries, financial booking, online and offline roadshows.
Company description
Sequoia, Renren, Huaxi Holding, CMG, Green Pine Capital, Bridge Capital, Hanjing, Zheng Liqing
Series C financing completed
CEO: Zhang KaixingCOO: He KunpengCTO: Jiang Mingyu
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Proportion of technical personnel
Big data
Tags: Big data, quantitative model, cloud service
Headquarters location:Shenzhen
Year of incorporation: 2012
Website: http://www.jinfuzi.com/
Sector / Business scope:Internet wealth management
Application(s): JFZ, Jinfuzicf
Overview
Quantitative model
Mobile computing
39
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JD Finance Group has ten business lines: supply chain finance, consumer finance, wealth management, payment services, crowdfunding, insurance, securities, rural credit, fintech and overseas business, providing financial services to both corporate and personal customers. JD Finance offers a wide range of financial services worldwide and is one of the fastest growing fintech companies globally. It has received the recognition of the international academic field. The company harbours ambitions to become a world-class technology firm and has received international recognition in academic research. JD Finance's customer-oriented approach and focus on innovation creates a strong foundation for promoting inclusive financial services and establishes a solid foundation for the industry's long term growth.
Company description
Sequoia, HFM, China Taiping
Series A financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Fintech, corporate service, financial cloud
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2013
Website: http://jr.jd.com/
Sector / Business scope:Integrated financial services
Application(s): JD Finance (App+Web)
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Chairman: Liu QiangdongCEO: Chen Shengqiang
Biometrics IoTProportion of technical personnel
40
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Juxinli is a fintech services platform powered by big data technologies. It helps financial institutions collect, integrate and analyse information obtained from the internet. It would then create risk control solutions by harnessing the power of big data analytics.
Juxinli’s products include Mifeng, Miguan, Xiaomifen and Joint Modelling, which help to assess the fraud and credit risks of potential borrowers. For example, the reports created by the applications can identify whether a borrower has obtained loans from other sources or committed fraud previously. A borrower would then be assigned a credit rating based on the information gathered.
Company description
Xizang Lingfeng, Xiamen Hongguan, Guizhou Shulian
Series B financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Big data, risk management, modelling analysis, credit assessment, anti-fraud
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2013
Website: www.juxinli com/
Sector / Business scope: Big data risk management
Application(s): Mifeng, Miguang, Xiaomifen, Joint Modelling
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Proportion of technical personnel
Founder & CEO: Luo HaoCOO: Yu HaominCTO: Xu ZhilinCDO: Xue Ruidong
Knowledge graph
4141
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Leveraging on the technology of parent Wanda Group, 99Bill operates an integrated fintech services platform that is driven by data analytics and context-aware computing. This combination of advanced technologies enables 99Bill to better target the emerging middle class population in China and capture the opportunities brought about by the ongoing mobile revolution. 99Bill integrates payment, wealth management, credit and equity into a single platform, providing customers with an integrated and personalised experience. Together with Wanda, 99Bill is working towards expanding its services to more industries.
Company description
Wanda Group
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Fintech, big data, payment ecology, mobile payment, IoT
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2004
Website:http://www.99bill.com/
Sector / Business scope:Internet finance
Application(s): Ffan
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Proportion of technical personnel
Founder: Guang GuoguangVP: Wang LiangCEO & GM: Zhao RuianAssociate VP: Dang Xiaoqiang
Biometrics IoTCloud
computingMobile
computing
42
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Based in Beijing, Tiger Brokers relies on a self-developed trading platform that allows its customers to execute trades conveniently and access market data easily. The platform is designed to improve the efficiency of financial services by facilitating investment in major securities markets globally such as US and Hong Kong through the use of its application, Tiger Trade. Tiger Trade has multiple functions such as account opening, free real-time quotations, news updates and swift order placements. In addition, the application is also a platform for investors to hold discussions.
Company description
Zhen Fund, K2VC, Xiaomi, HG Capital, China Growth Capital, Jim Rogers, Interactive Brokers
Series B+ financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Securities trading, investment
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website:http://www.itiger.com/
Sector / Business scope:Internet securities
Application(s): Tiger Trade
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Founder & CEO: Wu TianhuaCo-Founder: Yang Ke
BlockchainQuantitative
model
43
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Quant Group is a technology firm that brings together financial institutions and consumers through the use of AI and big data technologies. By incorporating AI and machine learning technologies with consumer finance, Quant aims to provide a wide range of financial services. The company is also an active user of big data analytics to provide accurate credit risk analysis of different borrowers for its loan distributions business. The core management team of Quant is made up of financial and internet professionals, providing a strong foundation for the company. The company boasts a solid credit risk management system, which focuses on internet risk control and anti-fraud. The system is well-received by industry practitioners. Strategic linkages with a number of top investment firms is a testament to Quant's distinctive business model.
Company description
Sunshine Insurance, Fosun, Guosen
Series C financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: AI, big data, quantitative model, cloud services
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website:http://www.quantgroup.cn
Sector / Business scope: AI
Application(s): Credit Wallet, Quant Shield, Quant Cube
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Founder & CEO: Zhou HaoCRO: Nian MinhuanCo-Founder & COO: Wang Ni CSO: Luo XiaoxianCFO: Du Pei
Quantitative model AI
44
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Shanghai Lujiazui International Financial Asset Exchange (“Lufax”) is a renowned online financial management platform owned by Ping An Insurance. The company aims to develop a solid risk management system that provides financial asset trading information and consultation services for financial institutions, corporates and investors.
Since its inception in 2012, the flagship Lu.com has developed into an integrated financial platform that provides services related to fixed and floating income products. This includes insurance, online lending, publicly/privately offered funds and cash management products.
Company description
BOCGI, Guotai Junan Securities, CMBC International
Series B financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big dataCloud
computing
Tags: Fintech, wealth management platform
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2011
Website:https://www.lu.com/
Sector / Business scope: Integrated financial services, internet wealth management
Application(s): Lu.com
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Chairman: Li RenjieCo-Chairman & CEO: Ji KuaishengDeputy GM & CRO: Yang Jun
Deputy GM: Mao JinliangDeputy GM & CFO: Zheng XiguiDeputy GM & CMO: Pan Biao
Machine /deep
learning
BiometricsMobile
computing
4545
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MSXF Consumer Finance Corporation (MSXF) is a financial institution that is also a big data, fintech-focused startup. MSXF's customer-oriented approach revolves heavily around efficiency, integrity and innovation. It primarily offers three types of services: cash instalments based on customer acquisitions, instalments for goods on credit, and revolving loans that incorporates the use of big data analysis. The use of advanced technologies, data analytics and a well-constructed risk control system allow MSXF to offer a superior user-experience, propelling it to become a leading technology-driven consumer finance firm.
Company description
Second round of capital replenishment completed
Financing completed: Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Fintech, AI, big data
Headquarters location:Chongqing
Year of incorporation: 2015
Website: http://www.msxf.com/
Sector / Business scope:Consumer finance
Application(s): Msxf, MS Loan, MS Installement, MS Wallet, An Yi Fa, Zhi Hou Hua, GoFun
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Founder & CEO: Zhao GuoqingCFO & COO: Guo JianniCRO:TomasCTO: Jiang NingExecutive Assistant of CEO: Valeriy
Machine /deep
learning
Mobile computing
Not disclosed
Knowledge graphBlockchain
46
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Ant Financial is a financial services provider that started off in 2004 as Alipay. It was rebranded as Ant Financial in 2014 and the company's portfolio includes Yu'E Bao Services and Sesame Credit. Ant Financial’s mission is to promote inclusive finance by establishing an open credit system and providing a secured financial services platform for individual consumers and small and micro enterprises worldwide.
Company description
SSF, PICC, CPIC, China Life, China Post, CDB Capital, Primavera, CIC Capital, CCB Trust
Series B financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Cloud computing
Tags: Integrated financial holding, consumer finance, payment, credit investigation
Headquarters location:Hangzhou
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website:http://www.antgroup.com/
Sector / Business scope:Integrated financial services
Application(s): Ant Fortune, Aliloan, Alipay, Sesame Credit, Ant Financial Cloud
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Chairman: Peng LeiCEO: Jing Xiandong
Not disclosed
BlockchainIoT
AI
47
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PINTEC is a fintech solutions provider that focuses on big data processing and R&D. The firm aims to provide financial institutions and corporates with efficient fintech solutions and make financial services accessible for all.
Through its innovative B2B2C model, PINTEC is able to cover a wide range of clients ranging from large MNCs to SMEs and individual consumers. “PIN” refers to the needle of a semiconductor processor, which is used for connection. PINTEC strives to be the connector between corporates and financial institutions.
Company description
Ventech, Xiaomi, Shunwei, Investec Bank
Series C financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Fintech, big data, AI, smarl credit, smart investment consulting
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2012
Website:http://www.pintec.com/
Sector / Business scope:Smart loan, smart investment consulting, corporate services
Application(s): Du Miao, Xuanji
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Founder & CEO: Wei WeiCEO, Hongdian Fund: Hu WeiCFO: Shen YanlingCEO, Du Miao: Zhou JingCEO, Xuan Ji: Zheng Yudong
Machine /deep
learning
BlockchainQuantitative
model
48
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Qianbao Jinfu focuses on developing a convenient and efficient big data platform and fintech ecosystem. The company incorporates advanced technologies such as context aware with new finance solutions, providing high quality fintechservices to financial institutions, corporates and individual consumers. Its management team comprises of professionals with banking, consumer finance, asset management, e-commerce and mobile commerce, data technology, risk management and investment background. The majority are highly experienced, having worked at top-tier firms.
Company description
Guangdong Homa Appliances
Series A financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Context awareness, new finance, fintech
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2015
Website: www.qianbao.com
Sector / Business scope:fintech
Application(s): JR.Qianbao, Qianbao Kahuei, Qianbao Car
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Founder: Zhao GuodongDeputy GM: Li YingchenBoard Secretary/Deputy GM: He ShiqiongDeputy GM/CFO: Yang Ruizhi
BlockchainQuantitative
modelCloud
computing
49
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QFPayment is a mobile trading company that utilises big data and AI technologies. It focuses on cloud technology and operates a smart cloud services platform. Established in 2011, the company serves both mainland China and international clients. It operates and manages a data-based platform to help traditional retailers improve their businesses. Headquartered in Beijing, it has operations in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia and Japan.
Company description
Sequoia, Matrix Partnership China, Zhong Wei, Capita, Whiz
Series B financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Big data, mobile payment, precise marketing
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2011
Website:http://www.qfpay.com/
Sector / Business scope:New retail, big data, mobile payment
Application(s): Mobile Card Reader
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Co-founder & CEO: Li YinghaoCo-founder & Chairman: Zheng Hangyu
BlockchainMobile
computing
50
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Established in Shanghai, iPayLinks has branches in New York, London, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur. It aims to facilitate easy cross-border payments by providing one-stop online solutions such as international credit cards and localised payments. iPayLinks focuses on technology development and product innovation to provide cross-border payment solutions to its domestic and foreign customers.
Company description
Fenghuang Xiangrui Internet Investment Funds, Cals Fund
Series A+ financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Mobile payment, risk management, big data
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2015
Website:http://www.ipaylinks.com
Sector / Business scope:Payment
Application(s): Cross-border online payment solution (API/SDK)
Overview
Proportion of technical personnel
Blockchain
Founder & CEO: Zhen GuogangCFO: Sheng MingmingCOO: Zhou Tao
CTO: Ma LianhaoPartner: Yuan MingliangVP: Lian Kebing
Quantitative model
Cloud computing
51
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Samoyed Financial Services (Samoyed) is a fintech company that offers online financial services to its clients. The company is registered in Shenzhen. Its first product, Sheng Bei, provides credit card management, promotion consulting and cross-bank bill payment instalments via low-interest credit cards. It integrates finance with technology, and provides customised financial services to customers through social data mining, risk control modelling and AI.
Company description
UCREDIT, Fortune Capital, Welight Capital, Vision Capital, CITIC Capital, Yonghua Capital
Series B financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Finetch, model innovation, AI, credit assessment, risk management
Headquarters location:Shenzhen
Year of incorporation: 2015
Website:http://www.smyfinancial.com/
Sector / Business scope:fintech, internet finance
Application(s): Sheng Bei
Overview
Blockchain
Founder & Chairman: Lin JianmingFounder & CEO: Tang Debin
Quantitative model
Cloud computing
Proportion of technical personnel
52
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Established in 2014, Wetech's primary objective is to create an open financial services ecology that allows easy access for corporates and individuals. To further its ambitions, the firm has established a number of R&D offices globally in order to attract international talent. Its businesses include Wechip (integrated chips), Wecash (the first domestic online credit assessment platform), Wepig (an agricultural supply chain risk control model and an peasant household credit assessment system) and Wecash O2O (a context-aware consumer finance solutions).
Company description
IDG, SIG, China Merchants, Forebright Capital
Series C financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Big data, AI, machine/deep learning
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website: http://www.wecash.net/
Sector / Business scope:Consumer finance
Application(s): Wecash
Overview
Blockchain
Founder: Zhi ZhengchunCIO: Li HaoCOO: Fan Qinbin
CFO: Chen YanyanCRO: Tang XueweiCMO: Wu Hao
Quantitative model
Cloud computing
Proportion of technical personnel
53
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ChinaScope is a fintech company that provides knowledge-driven governance solutions for financial institutions serving corporate clients. Its main focus is to help clients generate insights from complex data in order to facilitate fast-decision making.
ChinaScope is built upon a powerful big data engine that pools information from markets and industries around the globe. Running on natural language processing technologies and a variety of algorithms, ChinaScope can provide clients with financial solutions across a number of different scenarios.
Company description
Moody’s Investors, JD Finance
Series A financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Fintech, big data, natural language processing, knowledge mapping
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2009
Website:http://www.chinascope.com/
Sector / Business scope:Fintech
Application(s): AI+information, AI+mapping, AI+Q&A
Overview
Founder & CEO: Tom LiuFounder & President: Sean ShenCOO: Chen YuqiDirector, Data: Lu ZhongmingChief Scientist: Jia Ning
Proportion of technical personnel
Machine /deep
learning
Natural language
processing
Knowledge graph
54
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RiskRaider is an enterprise credit reference agency that provides big data risk control services. The company specialises in data mining, semantic analysis, machine learning and quantitative modelling for enterprise risk, rating and warning.
RiskRaider provides comprehensive solutions for client credit investigation, anti-fraud, transmission risk and systemic risk prevention, post-transaction dynamic risk monitoring and intelligent warning. It seeks to address the rising demand for effective risk control solutions in industries such as manufacturing, trade, IT and financial services.
Company description
Zhangjiang Torch VC, Feimalv.com, Shan Qi Investment, Oriental Fortune Capital
Series A+ financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: SaaS, credit assessment, AI, modelling analysis, anti-fraud, risk control
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2009
Website:http://www.riskraiders.com/
Sector / Business scope: Big data credit investigation
Application(s): RiskRaider(SaaS)
Overview
Founder & CEO: Zhao JieCo-Founder & SVP: Chen NianGeneral Manager, Product Development: Liu Gang
VP:Qian FengChief Data Scientist: Liao Chenhan
Proportion of technical personnel
Machine /deep
learning
Natural language
processing
Cloud computing
Quantitative model
55
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Suan Hua Zheng Xin is a professional retail credit risk management services provider. The company consists of a group of personal credit, risk management and data analytics experts with experience in anti-fraud, non-banking credits, conventional credit ratings and credit ratings via big data analytics. The company has also established a credit risk prevention alliance, which provides comprehensive risk management solutions throughout a credit lifecycle via the use of multi-dimensional data mining. The company's vision is to integrate cutting-edge technologies with the sharing of credit information to develop risk control products that the market needs.
Company description
Orient Securities
Series A financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Credit investigation, early identification of risks, credit assessment, knowledge mapping, risk management
Headquarters location: Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website:https://www.suanhua.org/
Sector / Business scope:Intelligent risk control
Application(s): Debt Information Sharing, Suanhua Credit Rating, Early Identification of Risks concerning Credit Application
Overview
CEO: Jiang QingjunCo-Founder: Lu Xudong, Sun Jian, XueFeng
Proportion of technical personnel
Machine /deep
learning
Natural language
processing
Knowledge graph
56
腾云天下
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TalkingData is an independent mobile data services platform, which is created based on the company's expertise in data, technology and consulting. The company is committed to transforming the corporate landscape with smart data solutions to facilitate better decision making. Its state-of-the-art big data products are powered by a massive proprietary data set. This includes mobile and gaming analytics, mobile ad-tracking, cloud marketing and consulting. Its clientele consists of enterprises in both internet and traditional industries.
Company description
Milestone Capital, SBCVC, Northern Light VC
Series C financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Big data, cloud services, precision marketing
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2011
Website:https://www.talkingdata.com/
Sector / Business scope: Big data
Application(s): App Analytics, Smart Marketing Cloud, Ad Tracking, Data Market、DMP Plus
Overview
Co-Founder & CEO: Cui Xiaobo
Proportion of technical personnel
Machine /deep
learning
Cloud computing
57
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Tianchuang Credit is a credit company that focuses on the auto, agriculture and consumer finance sectors. The company adopts big data analytics to assist clients in building their core risk control capabilities. Tianchuang calls on the use of data and machine learning, which enhances the efficiency and control of approval procedures for financial institutions.
The company has also developed an analytics platform for financial institutions to strengthen their risk management capabilities. By applying its risk control solutions to the agricultural sector, Tianchuang is helping to drive the financialdevelopment of farming and rural areas.
Company description
Yeepay Group, Da Bei Nong Group, Future Science Park
Angel financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Risk control, credit assessment, data-driven, AI, agriculture, rural areas and farmers
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2015
Website: http://www.tcredit.com/
Sector / Business scope: Big data credit reference
Application(s): Fengyunjue, Nongxinhui, Chengxinbang
Overview
Founder & CEO: Li WenxianCTO: Gao Shaofeng CRO: Zhang Yu CDO: Zhao Qianli
Proportion of technical personnel
Machine /deep
learning
Knowledge graphBiometrics Blockchain
58
Distributed computing
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BeagleData develops big data software and distributed AI algorithms. The company has been involved with fintechsince its inception and has partnered with joint-stock banks, insurance companies and online financial companies. Its banking projects cover a wide range of AI models such as credit fraud detection, application rating, behavioural rating and overdue receivables collection across an entire loan cycle. Its insurance projects cover data warehouse consumerisation and precision marketing. As for online finance, its models include revolving guarantees, multiple-bank borrowing analysis and missing item recovery, which are used for early identification of credit frauds, credit ratings, consumer finance and supply chain finance.
Company description
Tian Suning, He Weiliang, Guo Yuhang
Series A+ financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Big data
Tags: Big data, AI, machine learning, complex network
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2010
Website:http://www.beagledata.com/
Sector / Business scope: Big data
Application(s): Credit rating, fraud detection, supply chain finance, log analysis
Overview
Founder: Lei TaoPartner: Li CongwuVP R&D: Xing Jianwei
Data Science: Tan KehuaDistributed Computing: Qiao WanglongData Science: Lv Hui
Proportion of technical personnel
Machine /deep
learningAI
59
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Tongdun Technology is a risk management service provider that specialises in the use of AI technologies. It covers a wide range of sectors, including banking, microfinance, insurance, fund management, third-party payment, online travel agencies, e-commerce, O2O, gaming and social media. It strives to become a leading risk management service provider through constant innovation in order to improve the reliability of its solutions. Tongdun operates in Hangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Xi’an and Chongqing.
Company description
IDG, China Growth Capital, CBC, Linear Venture, Qiming Venture Partners, Advantech Capital, Oriza PE Fund, Cinda Asset, Tiantu Capital, Temasek
Series C financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: AI, fintech, risk control, anti-fraud, risk management
Headquarters location:Hangzhou
Year of incorporation: 2013
Website:https://www.tongdun.cn/
Sector / Business scope:Intelligent risk management
Application(s): TongdunTechnology
Overview
Founder & CEO: Jiang TaoCo-Founder: Zhu WeiCo-Founder: Zhang Hao
Co-Founder & CSO: Ma JunquCo-Founder & CRO: Dong LiuhuanVP, Technology: Zhang Xinbo
Proportion of technical personnel
Machine /deep
learningAI Blockchain
Cloud computing
60
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Pay Egis is a fintech security company that specialises in identity authentication, anti-fraud, credit security and mobile security. It provides trust-based services for government agencies, banks and third-party payment institutions as well as online financial, e-commerce and social media platforms. Headquartered in Suzhou, it has operations in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hangzhou and Chengdu. Leveraging on its suite of security products as well as AI and big data analytics capabilities, Pay Egis assists clients in building their self-learning security system to protect against cybersecurity risks.
Company description
GPCP, Sino-Century, PreIPO Venture Capital, ChinaEquity Group
Series C financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: Data-driven, AI, anti-fraud, credit assessment
Headquarters location:Suzhou
Year of incorporation: 2011
Website:https://www.tongfudun.com/
Sector / Business scope:Fintech security
Application(s): Pay Egis, Dun Cloud
Overview
Founder & CEO: Wang DejiaCTO: Hu ZhenzhongCFO: Chen Yi
Machine /deep
learning
BlockchainBig dataProportion of technical personnel
61
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DataYes is founded by a group of highly-experienced finance and IT professionals. Through the use of innovative technologies and investment philosophies, the company aims to become a world-class financial services platform. The company is headquartered in Shanghai and has branches in Beijing, Nanjing, Shenzhen and the Silicon Valley.
DataYes’ products include RoboR, Uqer, FOF/MOM management and Robo Advisory Service. The company’s intelligent investment management platform caters to professional and retail investors alike.
Company description
Wanxiang Group
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: AI, big data, robo-advisory, robo-research, SaaS
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2013
Website:http://www.datayes.com/
Sector / Business scope:Intelligent investment
Application(s): RoboR, Uqer, Robo Advisory Service, MOF(Web)
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Big dataProportion of technical personnel
Not disclosed
Founder & Chairman: Xiao Feng Founder & CEO: Jim Wang
Quantitative model
Cloud computing
62
挖财记账 挖财钱管家 挖财宝
挖财信用卡管家 挖财股神 挖财社区
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Wacai specialises in bookkeeping services, in particular for clients who tend to be omitted from mainstream financial services. Its bookkeeping and financial management apps are highly popular with individual users and Wacai has successfully positioned itself as a distinct online asset management platform that serves the wider community. In 2016, the company established an online asset management postdoctoral centre as it seeks to position itself as an industry think tank.
Company description
CDBII, CBC, New Horizon Capital, QIMING, Ally Bridge Group
Series C financing completed Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: Big data, cloud computing
Headquarters location:Hangzhou
Year of incorporation: 2009
Websitehttp:/www.wacai.com/
Sector / Business scope:Online finance
Application(s): Ji Zhang, Guan Jia, Wacaibao, Credit Card Butler, Wacai Community
Overview
Founder & CEO: Li Zhiguo President: Gu Chenwei
Big dataProportion of technical personnel
Mobile computing
63
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VZOOM Credits is a big data credit investigation and risk control service provider. It is one of the first in the industry tobe licenced by the Shenzhen municipal government and is partnerships with a number of banks. VZOOM’s public tax and banking services platform not caters to larger clients, but also small and medium-sized enterprises. In addition, the company, together with the tax authorities and several lenders, established the country’s maiden fully-automated corporate financing product approval platform. The has helped drive fintech innovation and the development of inclusive finance. The company also emphasises on the development of cloud computing and big data technologies.
Company description
IDG, Homa Appliances, Micro Jinke
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: Credit investigation, big data, AI, quantitative model, model innovation
Headquarters location:Shenzhen
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website:http://www.vzoom.com/
Sector / Business scope: Big data credit reference
Application(s): Wei ZhongShui Yin
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Big dataProportion of technical personnel
Founder & Chairman: Zhao YanhuiCo-Founder & COO: Zeng Yuan General Manager & CEO: Geng Xinwei
Series B financing completed
64
微众银行 微粒贷 微车贷
Not disclosed
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Established in 2014, WeBank positions itself as a “connector” that brings together the world of finance, technology, consumer credit and banking in order to meet the needs of its clients. WeBank emphasises on the development of fintech. Its maintains its competitive edge by constantly improving its AI, blockchain, cloud computing and big data capabilities. This empowers its partner financial institutions, allowing them to become more tech-savvy, lower costs and provide better financial services.
Company description
Tencent, BYY Investment, Li Ye Group
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: Online banking
Headquarters location:Shenzhen
Year of incorporation: 2014
Website:http://www.webank.com
Sector / Business scope:Online banking
Application(s): Webank
Overview
Chairman: Gu Min President: Li NanqingChief Supervisor: Liang Yaolan
Big dataProportion of technical personnel
BiometricsCloud
computing
65
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Founded in Hong Kong, WeLab expanded into the mainland in 2014. It runs a mobile lending platform (WeLab) on the mainland and a P2P lending platform (WeLend) in Hong Kong. WeLab’s self-developed risk management system can consolidate and analyse unstructured mobile data, which would then be used to assess the risk levels of clients. This allows it to come to a quick lending decision. Its services are catered for workers, businesses, micro, small and medium-sized enterprises, financial institutions and internet platforms.
Company description
TOM, Sequoia, Khazanah Nasional Berhad, ING, Alibaba Entrepreneurs Fund, CCB International, IFC
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: Technology and finance, P2P lending, risk control, AI
Headquarters location:Shenzhen, Hong Kong
Year of incorporation: 2013
Website: www.wolaidai.com
Sector / Business scope: Big data risk control
Application(s): WeLab(Mainland App), WeLend(Hong Kong Web)
Overview
Machine /deep
learning
Big dataProportion of technical personnel
Founder & CEO: Simon LoongCo-Founder & COO: Wang Guoyi
Series B+ and strategic financing completed
Mobile computing
66
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51 Credit Card is a liability management, financial and technology services provider. In addition, it has an investment fund that focuses on upstream and downstream enterprises. The company’s goal is to promote inclusive finance. It is one of the pioneers of the China Internet Financial Association and is a member of the Zhejiang Internet Financial Coalition as well as the Hangzhou Internet Financial Association.
Company description
SIG, Crystal Stream, GGV, JD, MI, Xinhu Zhongbao, Tiantu Capital, Harvest Investments, Yintai Group, FunCity, HG Capital, Qianhe Capital, Aplus, Guosen H&S
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: Technology and finance, consumer finance, big data, model innovation, AI
Headquarters location:Hangzhou
Year of incorporation: 2012
Website: https://www.u51.com/
Sector / Business scope:Fintech, consumer finance
Application(s): u51 Credit Card Management, u51 Character, u51 Character Lending, Geinihua
Overview
Big dataProportion of technical personnel
Founder & CEO:Sun HaitaoCFO: Zhao KeCRO:Jiang YanqingVP: Yang YuzhiCTO: Guo Wei
Series C(C、C+)financing completed
Mobile computing
Knowledge graph
概况
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YRD is an established financial services platform that provides customers with customised credit loan advisory services and wealth management services. Its Yirendai Enabling Platform (YEP) provides financial institutions, P2P lending platforms credit assessment, risk control and account-based marketing services. YEP leverages on the firm’s strong financial data, risk control, anti-fraud and customer acquisition capabilities. Its clientele consists of a number of large mainland institutions.
Company description
CreditEase
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: Technology and finance, consumer finance, data-driven, risk management
Headquarters location:Beijing
Year of incorporation: 2012
Website:http://www.yirendai.com/
Sector / Business scope: Fintech
Application(s): YRD Lending , Yiren Wealth Management
Overview
Big dataProportion of technical personnel
Founder: Tang NingGeneral Manager: Fang Yihan
Listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2015
Mobile computing
Knowledge graph
CEO: Chen JinCLO and Board Secretary: Zhang YongboCMO: Wu TiCOO: Xu WeiCTO: Jiang Xing
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Zhong An Insurance focuses on online insurance and has developed a number of products based on various consumption patterns and scenarios. It incorporates innovative technologies such as mobile internet, cloud computing and big data into its products. This includes automatic claims settlement, marketing, risk controls and back-end claims services, strengthening the financial protection of its clients’ travelling, shopping, healthcare, investment and wealth management activities. Its data-driven risk management system is supported by dynamic-pricing and risk-tracking technologies.
Company description
Ant Financial, Tencent, Ping An Insurance, MSPE, CICC, CDH Investments, SAIF, Keywise
Valuation
Core technologies
Strategic investors
Key personnel
Tags: Online insurance, AI, blockchain, cloud computing, big data
Headquarters location:Shanghai
Year of incorporation: 2013
Website:https://www.zhongan.com/corporate/
Sector / Business scope:Online insurance
Application(s): Zhong An Insurance
Overview
Big dataProportion of technical personnel
Listed on the Main Board of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong
BiometricsCloud
computingMachine
/deep learning
Blockchain
04Appendix I Global comparison
Appendix II Regulatory updates
Appendix III External experts
Appendix IV KPMG China fintech partners
Appendix V Glossary
Appendix
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Appendix I Global comparison
2017 China Fintech 50Fintech
502017 Global Fintech 100
Lending,�consumer�and�
situational�finance
Payment�technology
Insurtech
Wealth�management,�transaction�and�capital�markets
Integrated�financial�technology
Big�data�and�data�analytics
Blockchainand�digital�currency
Regtech
Secutech
Crowdfunding
Neo Growth
MoneyMe Financial Group
Affirm
Kreditech kabbage
sofi
Atom bank
solarisBank
Funding Circle
avant
Spotcap
LendingkartWeLab
Lendix
Future Finance
OnDeckProspa
Borrowell
iwoca
Creamfinance
AutoGravity
ValiantLendify
GuiaBolso Kueski
LendingClub
Captital Float
FuYouKeChe
QuantGroup
51 Credit Card
Jianpu Technology
Dianrong
Wecash
Fox Fintech
Group
MSXF
WeLabYRD
Flutterwave Inc
KredX
Pushpay Cherri Tech, Inc
PayFitiyzico
Lydia
Viva RepublicazipMoney SatispayPockit
iZettle
Klarna
Adyenstripe
Revolutsquare
AfterPay Touch
NubankTenpay Chinapnr
CoverGenius
CoverWallet
GrassRoots Bima Sherpa Cuvva
League Clark Germany GmbH
VertaaEnsinAlan
Clover Health
OscarHUIZEZhongAn
Insurance
Ping++
99bill Corporation
QFPAY
Fumi Technology
FutuSecurities Moneytree
Neyber StashMacrovue Riby
AdviceRobo
WealthSimple
lufax Robinhood
Raisin Tic:Toc
JD Finance
Lufax Ant Financial
Baidu Financial Service Group
PINTEC WeBank Leveris
SensibillZaveapp TokenSoCash Qonto
RiskstormVZOOM CREDIT
BaifendianGroup
TalkingData
IceKredit
3GOLDEN
100credit
BeagleData
Juxinli
Suan Hua Zheng Xin
Dingfu Da
Sanoyed
ChinaScope
RiskRaider
Tongdun
Datayes
ThetaRaykenshoHyper AnnaBud
Banqer
OnchainBubi Chain Coinbase IbanFirstXapoCircle
VATBoxsecure key Airwallex
AimBrain Trusona IncSilent8
OurCrowd
Tiger Brokers
JINFUZI
QianBaoFinancial
iPayLinks
TianChuangCredit
Pay Egis
WACAI
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Appendix II Regulatory updatesDate of Issuance
File no Policy name IssuerOfficial
linkQR code link
2017
January
Yin Ban FaNo.
〔2017〕10
Notice of the General Office of the People's Bank of China on Matters concerning Implementing the Centralized Deposit of the Funds of Pending Payments of Clients of Payment Institutions
PBC /
January
Guo Wu Yuan Ling No. 292
Opinions on Promoting the Sound and Orderly Development of Mobile Internet
General Office of the State Council
http://www.gov.cn/zhengce/2017-01/15/content_5160060.htm
February
Yin Jian Ban Fa No.
〔2017〕21
Notice of the General Office of the China Banking Regulatory Commission on Promulgation of the Guidelines for the Depository Business of Peer-to-Peer Lending Funds
CBRC
http://www.cbrc.gov.cn/govView_4201EF03472544038242EED1878597CB.html
March
Yin Jian Ban Fa No.
〔2017〕42
Notice of the General Office of the China Banking Regulatory Commission on Effectively Providing Financial Services for Micro and Small Enterprises in 2017
CBRC
http://www.cbrc.gov.cn/govView_87E2657FAE6842CD831D074C49717A85.html
MarchGuo Fa No.〔2017〕22
Article 12 of the Opinions of the State Council on the Assignment of Key Work among Departments for the Implementation of the Report on the Work of the Government
State Councilhttp://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/2017-03/28/content_5181530.htm
March /
Article 2 of the Report on the Work of the Supreme People’s Prosecuratorate(2017)
SPPhttp://www.spp.gov.cn/gzbg/201703/t20170320_185861.shtml
March /
Article 2 of the Report on the Work of the Supreme People’s Court(2017)
SPChttp://www.court.gov.cn/fabu-xiangqing-37852.html
April
Guo Ke FaChuang No.〔2017〕104
Notice on Issuing the 13th Five-year Plan on National Technological Innovation Projects
MOST
http://www.most.gov.cn/mostinfo/xinxifenlei/fgzc/gfxwj/gfxwj2017/201705/t20170503_132603.htm
April
Yin Jian FaNo.
〔2017〕6
Guiding Opinions of the China Banking Regulatory Commission on Risk Prevention and Control of the Banking Sector
CBRC /
May
Guo Ke FaHuo No.〔2017〕157
Notice of the Ministry of Science and Technology on Issuing the 13th Five-year Special Plan for the Development of Technology Markets
MOSThttp://www.most.gov.cn/tztg/201706/t20170609_133458.htm
MayYin Jian Fa
No.〔2017〕26
Notice on Further Strengthening Regulation and Management of Campus Loan
CBRC MOE
MOHRSS
http://www.cbrc.gov.cn/govView_597C8FD3115A4E0FBE730E25009E18D1.html
May /
Notice of the General Office of the Ministry of Commerce on Conducting the Risk Screening of the Financial Leasing Industry
MOChttp://www.mofcom.gov.cn/article/h/redht/201705/20170502570744.shtml
June
Gao Jian Su No.
〔2017〕14
Minutes of the Symposiums of the Supreme People's Procuratorate on Issues concerning Handling Internet-related Financial Crime Cases
SPPhttp://www.jaxga.gov.cn/article/showarticle.asp?articleid=956
July
Bao Jian CaiXian No.〔2017〕180
Notice of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission on Issusing the Interim Measures for the Supervision of Credit and Guarantee Insurance Business
CIRChttp://www.circ.gov.cn/web/site0/tab5176/info4076391.htm
JulyGuo Ban Fa
No.〔2017〕2
Article 3.1 of The Notice of the General Office of the State Council on Issuing the 13th Five-year Plan on the Development of the National Emergency Response System
General Office of the State Council
http://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/2017-07/19/content_5211752.htm
JulyGuo Fa No.〔2017〕35
Notice of the State Council on Issuing the Development Plan on the New Generation of Artificial Intelligence
State Councilhttp://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/2017-07/20/content_5211996.htm
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Date of Issuance
File no Policy name Issuer Official link QR code link
2017
AugustYin Jian Ban No.〔2017〕
113
Notice of the General Office of the China Banking Regulatory Commission on Issuing the Guidelines for the Disclosure of Information on the Business Activities of Online Lending Information Intermediary Institutions
CBRC
http://www.cbrc.gov.cn/govView_C8D68D4C980A4410B9F4E21BA593B4F2.html
August
Yin FaNo.
〔2017〕189
Notice on the Launch of Special Action against Prepaid Card Malpractices
PBChttp://www.mofcom.gov.cn/article/h/zongzhi/201709/20170902641561.shtml
September
Gong Xin Bu Xin Ruan No.〔2017〕227
Notice of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on Issuing the Three-year Action Plan on the Development of Industrial E-commerce
MIIT
http://www.miit.gov.cn/n1146295/n1652858/n1652930/n3757022/c5816325/content.html
October
GuoBan Fa
No.〔2017〕
84
Guiding Opinions of the General Office of the State Council on Vigorously Advancing the Innovation on and Application of Supply Chains
General Office of the State Council
http://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/2017-10/13/content_5231524.htm
November /
Risk Warning on Preventing Illegal Financial Trading Activities via Web Platform NIFAC
http://www.nifa.org.cn/nifa/2955675/2955761/2969138/index.html
2016
January /
Interim Measures for the Administration of the Business Activities of Online Lending Information Intermediary Institutions (Consultation Paper)
CBRC
http://www.gov.cn/xinwen/2015-12/28/content_5028564.htm?&from=androidqq
March /
Article 17 of the Outline of the 13th Five-Year Plan for the National Economic and Social Development of the People's Republic of China
NPChttp://www.gov.cn/xinwen/2016-03/17/content_5054992.htm
March
Yin FaNo.
[2016]92
Guiding Opinions on Enhancing the Financial Support for New Consumption Areas
PBCCBRC
http://www.cbrc.gov.cn/chinese/home/docDOC_ReadView/FB21DA0230164DC680DE56502CB573DD.html
March
Guo FaNo.
[2016]21
Article 6 of the Opinions on Key Work for Deepening the Reform of the Economic System in 2016
State Councilhttp://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/2016-03/31/content_5060062.htm
March /Self-disciplined Pact of the National Internet Finance Association of China
NIFAChttp://www.nifa.org.cn/nifa/2955692/2955730/2957682/index.html
AprilYin Jian Fa No.
[2016]14
Guiding Opinions on Supporting Intensification of Innovation by Banking Financial Institutions to Launch a Pilot Project for Interlinked Investment in and Lending to Scientifically Innovative Enterprises
CBRCMOSTPBC
http://www.cbrc.gov.cn/chinese/home/docDOC_ReadView/D9CB8D9B69D241B1AB3AE54855BF5B55.html
April
Gong ShuangBan ZiNo.
〔2016〕61
Notice on Issuing the Implementation Plan for Conducting the Special Rectification on Risks in Internet Financial Advertisements and Financial Activities in the Name of Investment and Wealth Management
SAIC /
April
Yin Jian Fa No.〔2016〕11
Notice on Issuing the Implementation Plan for the Special Rectification of P2P Lending Risks CBRC
http://www.cbrc.gov.cn/chinese/home/docDOC_ReadView/D81B52D3D20A49A99522C48FA8F1C752.html
May
Fa Gai Ban Gao Ji No. [2016]1284
Article 2 of the Notice on the Work of Promoting the Development of E-commerce
NDRChttp://www.gov.cn/xinwen/2016-05/31/content_5078335.htm
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Appendix II Regulatory updates
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Date of Issuance
File no Policy name IssuerOfficial
linkQR code link
2016
May
Equities Exchange and Quotations
Notice No.[2016]36
Notice on Issues Concerning the Financing of Financial Enterprises Listed on the National Equities Exchange and Quotations System
National Equities Exchange and
Quotations Co. Ltd.
http://www.neeq.com.cn/notice/2968.html
May Guo Fa No.[2016] 28
Guidelines of the State Council on Deepening the Integrated Development of the Manufacturing Industry and the Internet
State Councilhttp://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/2016-05/20/content_5075099.htm
JuneYin Zheng Xin No.
[2016] 5
Measures for the Administration of the Credit Investigation Industry (Draft)
Credit Investigation Bureau of the central
bank/
JuneZhong Zhi Xie Ji
Biao Fa No.[2016] 1
Guidelines on the Technologies for the Protection of Personal Information
Technical Standards Committee of the
Payment and Clearing Association of China
http://www.pcac.org.cn/index.php?optionid=780&auto_id=2250
June Zhong Zhi Xie Ji Biao Fa No. [2016] 2
Guidelines on IT Risk Management of Non-banking Payment Institutions
Technical Standards Committee of the
Payment and Clearing Association
of China
http://www.pcac.org.cn/index.php?optionid=706&auto_id=2241
June Zhong Zhi Xie JiBiao Fa No. [2016] 3
Standard System forNon-banking PaymentInstitutions
Technical Standards Committee of the
Payment and Clearing Association
of China
http://www.pcac.org.cn/index.php?optionid=706&auto_id=2240
June /
Provisions on theAdministration of MobileInternet ApplicationsInformation Services
State Internet Information Office
http://www.cac.gov.cn/2016-06/28/c_1119122192.htm
July /
Opinions on the Regulatory Guidance for the Development of Information Technology in the Banking Sector for the 13th Five-year Period (Discussion Draft)
CBRC
http://www.cbrc.gov.cn/chinese/home/docView/1940BD4B2D7740CC90F4FE4C6B3CD316.html
August
Decree [2016] No. 1 of the China Banking
Regulatory Commission, the
Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the
Ministry of Public Security and the State Internet Information
Office
Provisional Measures for the Administration of Business Activities of Internet Lending Information Intermediaries
CBRChttp://www.cbrc.gov.cn/govView_37D312933F1A4CECBC18F9A96293F450.html
September
Guo Fa No.[2016] 43
Article 3 of the Notice on Issuing the National Scientific and Technological Innovation Plan for the 13th Five-year Period
State Councilhttp://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/2016-08/08/content_5098072.htm
November Guo Fa No.[2016] 67
Article 2 of the Notice onIssuing the National StrategicEmerging IndustriesDevelopment Plan for the13th Five-year Period
State Councilhttp://www.gov.cn/zhengce/content/2016-12/19/content_5150090.htm
The above information is based on publicly available sources, and does not constitute a full representation of the policies involved.The list is for reference only. Please contact relevant authorities for details.
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Appendix III External experts
Fintech
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Pingzuo ZOU
Senior Researcher
Research Institute of the People's Bank of China
Youwen HU
Chief Computer Analyst Essence Securities
Shuo BAI
Executive Director
Chinese Information Processing Society of China
Former Chairman of the Shanghai Securities Communication Company,Bai is the Chief Technology Officer of Shanghai Stock Exchange. Bai helda leadership position at the National Computer Network and InformationSecurity Management Center. He has worked at the Institute ofComputing Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences as aresearch fellow and Chief Scientist of Software. He is the Chairman of theTechnology Committee of ChinaLedger. His major research topics includeblockchain and AI applications in finance.
Hu is the Executive Director and Chief Computer Analyst at EssenceSecurities. His main publications include Blockchain: Online Poetry andDistance, Fintech Opens A New Door for Wealth, AI: The Glittering Pearlon the Crown of Contemporary Science, AI Enters the Era of AssetManagement, The Chip Battle: Research and Development Strategy forAI Chips and Deep Learning: The Magic Wand of AI.
Zou is a senior researcher at the Research Institute of the People’s Bankof China. His major research topics include theoretical economics andfinance. His research findings in value measurement model, economicgrowth theory, financial regulation, financial ecology and scientificdevelopment have gained considerable recognition. His majorpublications include Economic Interpretation of the FinancialDevelopment Concept, The Study of Financial Regulation, The Report onChina’s Financial Stability, The Study of Finance and China’s FinancialStrategic Options – A Strategic and Innovative Approach to China’sTechnological Banking System and Technical Design.
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© 2017 KPMG Huazhen LLP��— a�People's�Republic�of�China�partnership,�KPMG�Advisory�(China)�Limited�— a�wholly�foreign�owned�enterprise�in�China,�and�KPMG�— a�Hong�Kong�partnership,�are�member�firms�of�the�KPMG�network�of�independent�member�firms�affiliated�with�KPMG�International�Cooperative�(“KPMG�International”),�a�Swiss�entity.�All�rights�reserved. © 2017 KPMG, a Macau partnership and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG�International�Cooperative�(“KPMG�International”),�a�Swiss�entity.�All�rights�reserved.
Appendix IV KPMG China fintech partners
Fintech
50
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Jacky ZouVice Chairman,KPMG China
Simon GleaveRegional Head of
Financial Services,KPMG Asia Pacific
Edwina LiHead of Financial Services
Assurance,KPMG China
Abby WangPartner,
Financial Services
Allen LuPartner,
Corporate Services
Anthony LeePartner,
Financial Services
Arthur WangHead of Banking,
KPMG China
Brian ChanPartner,
Financial Services
Chris WangPartner,Advisory
Eric PangPartner,
Financial Services
Felix ChenPartner,Advisory
Forrest WuPartner,
Financial Services
Henry NgaiPartner,
Tax
Irene ChuPartner,
Corporate Services
Ivan LiPartner,
Financial Services
James ChenPartner,
Financial Services
James MckeoghPartner,Advisory
Jessica XuPartner,Advisory
John WangPartner,
Corporate Services
Kenny ShiPartner,
Financial Services
Kevin LiuPartner,Advisory
Lang Lang XuPartner,Advisory
Larry ChoiPartner,
Financial Services
Longhua ZhangPartner,Advisory
Louis NgPartner,
Financial Services
Martin ZhangPartner,Advisory
Michael LiPartner,
Tax
Philip NgPartner,Advisory
Sam ShiPartner,
Financial Services
Sandra ZuoPartner,
Financial Services
Thomas ChanPartner,
Financial Services
Tracy ZhangPartner,
Tax
Walkman LeePartner,
Financial Services
Andrew HuangPartner,
Financial Services
Edward DouPartner,
Financial Services
(By�alphabetical�order�of�first name)
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Appendix V GlossaryNo. Abbreviation Full name
1 GGV GGV Capital
2 IDG Capital IDG Capital Partners
3 ING International Netherlands Group
4 SIGSusquehanna International Group of Companies
5 WR Capital Beijing Wanrong Times Capital
6 Dongshu VC Shanghai Dongshu Venture Capital7 OFC Oriental Fortune Capital
8 CITIC CITIC Capital
9 PICCThe People’s Insurance Company (Group) of China
10 China Life China Life Insurance (Group) Company
11 CPIC China Pacific Insurance (Group) Company
12 China Taiping China Taiping Insurance Group
13 CM CM International Financial Leasing
14 CICCChina International Capital Corporation and related institutions
15 BOCGI Bank of China Group Investment
16 Yunqi Yunqi Partners
17 YFC Yunfeng Capital
18 Yizhuang Internet Fund Yizhuang Internet Fund
19 JD Finance JD Finance
20 Renren Beijing Qianxiang Wangjing Technology
21 ChinaEquity ChinaEquity Group
22 Oriza Oriza Equity Investment Fund Management
23 EBSC Everbright Securities Company
24 Lightspeed Lightspeed China Partners
25 Phoenix Auspicious Phoenix Auspicious Fintech Investment LP
26 Cals Shanghai Cals Aviation Fund Management
27 KPCB Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers
28 CDF CDF Capital
29 NLVC Northern Light Venture Capital
30 Qianhe Capital Qianhe Capital Management
31 China Growth Capital China Growth Capital
32 HG Capital HG Capital
33 CHAMC China Huarong Asset Management Company
34 Huaxi Holding Huaxi Holding
35 Bojang Capital Bojang Capital Management Group
36 Lingyu Hongguan Fund Lingyu Hongguan Fund
37 Wu Capital Wu Capital
38 Legend Capital Legend Capital
39 Qiming Venture Qiming Venture Partners
40 QF Capital QF Capital
41 WH Capital Will Hunting Capital
42 Harvest Fund Harvest Fund
43 Harvest Investments Harvest Investments
44 Guosen H&S Guosen H&S Investment
45 Guosen Securities Guosen Securities
46 Leading Capital Leading Capital
47 China Development Bank International
China Development Bank International Investment
48 China Development Bank Capital China Development Bank Capital
49 Guotai Jun’an Guotai Jun’an Securities (Hong Kong)
50 Guoke Dingxin Beijing Guoke Dingxin Investment Centre
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No. Abbreviation Full name
51 Mobai Capital Shenzhen Qianhai Mobai Asset Management
52 Tiantu Capital Shenzhen Tiantu Capital Management
53 Homa Appliances Homa Appliances
54 CBC Capital China Broadband Capital Partners
55 Mi Beijing Xiaomi Technology
56 Ping An Insurance Ping An Insurance (Group) Company
57 CCB Trust CCB Trust
58 CCB International China Construction Bank (Holdings)
59 Hongdao Capital Beijing Honghe Investment Center
60 Zhangjiang Torch Shanghai Zhangjiang Torch Venture Capital
61 Lakala Beiing Lakala Internet Investment Fund
62China Merchants Innovation Investment
China Merchants Innovation Investment Management
63 GIC Government of Singapore Investment Corp
64 Temasek Temasek Holdings (Private)
65 New Horizon Capital New Horizon Capital
66 Xinhu Zhongbao Xinhu Zhongbao Co.
67 Shan Qi Investment Shanghai Shan Qi Investment Center
68 GPCP Shenzhen Green Pine Capital Partners
69 Bridge Capital Bridge Capital
70 CMBC China Minsheng Bank Corporation
71 CMBC International CMBC International Investment
72 Sino-Century Sino-Century China Private Equity Partners
73 Zhejiang Daily Media Zhejiang Daily Media Group
74 Yonghua CapitalShanghai Yonghua Investment Management
(Shanghai)
75 DL Capitals Dianliang Investment Management (Shanghai)
76 Milestone Investment Milestone Investment Management
77 Baiyeyuan Investment Shenzhen Baiyeyuan Investment
78 Baidu Baidu.com, Inc
79 Interactive Brokers Interactive Brokers Group
80 Vangoo Capital Vangoo Capital Partners
81 Peakview Capital Peakview Capital
82 ZhenFund Beijing Zhen Fund Management
83 Social Security Fund National Council for Social Security Fund
84 Liye Group Shenzhen Liye Group
85 Sequoia Capital Sequoia Capital and related institutions
86 Linear Venture Shanghai Linear Venture
87 UMF Union Mobile Financial Technology
88 Tencent Holdings Tencent Holdings
89 Ant Financial Ant Financial Services Group
90 Tibet Collar FengTibet Collar Feng Xin Clothes Venture Investment Partnership
91 SAIF SAIF Partners
92 Fortune Capital Shenzhen Fortune Venture Capital
93Eastern Bell Venture Capital
Eastern Bell Venture Capital Management
94 Grand Yangtsz Capital Shanghai Grandyangtze Capitlal
95 Sunshine Insurance Sunshine Insurance Group
96 Shun Wei Beijing Shunwei Venture Capital
97 Lingfeng Capital Lingfeng Capital
98 Feima Fund Shanghai Flying Horse Brigade Equity Investment Center (L.P.)
99 Hillhouse Capital Hillhouse Capital Management
100 Milestone Capital Milestone Capital
© 2017 KPMG Huazhen LLP��— a�People's�Republic�of�China�partnership,�KPMG�Advisory�(China)�Limited�— a�wholly�foreign�owned�enterprise�in�China,�and�KPMG�— a�Hong�Kong�partnership,�are�member�firms�of�the�KPMG�network�of�independent�member�firms�affiliated�with�KPMG�International�Cooperative�(“KPMG�International”),�a�Swiss�entity.�All�rights�reserved. © 2017 KPMG, a Macau partnership and a member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG�International�Cooperative�(“KPMG�International”),�a�Swiss�entity.�All�rights�reserved.
8 2016 China Leading Fintech 50KPMG China published the widely recognised China Leading Fintech 50 in 2016.
8 20 pain points in China’s banking transformation and fintechsolutionsKPMG China published the Chinese version in August, 2017.
8 New opportunities for direct banks in China
KPMG China published the Chinese version in September, 2017.
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KPMG China Leading Fintech 50 Series
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8 KPMG Global Fintech 100KPMG releases the Global Fintech 100 annually (Fintech 100), which include 50 leading companies and 50 fast-growing companies.
8 The Pulse of FintechKPMG releases the Pulse of Fintech quarterly (Pulse of Fintech), which sumarises the key
development trends in the fintech sector.
2017
2016
2017
2015
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KPMG International’s fintech achievements
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• 70 years in Hong Kong
Hong Kong operations established since 1945.
• 1st with a license in China
In 1992, KPMG became the first international accounting network granted a joint venture
license in mainland China.
• 1st approved Special General Partnership (SGP)
As of 1 August 2012, KPMG China was the first among the Big Four in mainland China to
convert from a joint venture to a special general partnership.
KPMG China
has around 10,000
partners and staff
16cities across China
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About KPMG China
KPMG China has launched the 2017 China Leading Fintech 50 with the aim of promoting a better exchange of ideas and fostering innovation in the financial services sector. This should not be mistaken for investment advice and does not constitute a formal interpretation of existing regulatory policy.
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