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Chinese Fintech Company Lufax Considering a US IPO This Year
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Chinese Fintech Company Lufax Considering a US IPO This Year

Chinese Fintech Company Lufax Considering a US IPO This Year

Peter Renton·
FintechUSA
·Jul. 22, 2020·1 min read

On the heels of the Ant Financial IPO news earlier this week leading Chinese online wealth management platform Lufax is seeking a US IPO as soon as this year; the former peer to peer lending platform is now one of the leading fintech companies in China and has been flirting with an IPO for years; Lufax initially planned to do an IPO in Hong Kong in 2018 but postponed those plans due to uncertainty over China’s consumer lending regulation; the company was valued at $38 billion at its latest fundraising in 2018; according to Reuters, Lufax has enlisted Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JP Morgan and UBS to work on the US offering. Reuters.

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