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Peer to Peer Lending
·Nov. 1, 2017

GAFA Will Have a Profound Impact on the Future of Finance

One of the first posts I ever wrote on Lend Academy back in 2010 was about mulling the idea of...
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FintechNews Roundup
·Mar. 22, 2018

Naspers Sells Tencent Shares for Fintech Investments

Naspers is the most valuable listed company in Africa and is now selling $10 billion worth of shares in Tencent to invest in fintech, classified and online food delivery businesses; Naspers stake in Tencent is estimated at $545 billion; this is the first time the company has sold shares in the company after initially investing in 2001. Source

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asset managementdecentralized financeInvestingroboadvisor
·Nov. 20, 2020

How roboadvisors, B2C fintechs, and high tech giants are causing deep shifts in wealth management

We are syndicating a deep conversation across roboadvice, high tech and payments, and fintech bundling that we had with Craig Iskowitz of Ezra Group Consulting.

Check out Ezra Group Consulting here to learn more about digital wealth and Craig’s consulting practice. He is one of the sharpest software consultants in the RIA space, and his firm works with wealth management firms and fintech vendors to provide technology strategy and market research.

We had a lot of fun in this conversation and cover TD & Schwab, Wealthsimple, M1 Finance, Ant & Tencent, and Robinhood, among others. The full transcript is provided along with the recording — worth a read for the illustrations alone.

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FintechNews Roundup
·May. 27, 2020

Tencent & Alibaba Find Value in Buy Now Pay Later

Chinese giants Tencent and Ant Financial have found value in the buy now pay later industry with the companies buying...
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FintechLatAmNews Roundup
·May. 7, 2020

Coronavirus Having Significant Impact on Digital Banking in Argentina

Both Tencent and SoftBank have invested in the company called Ualá which is seeing massive growth during the coronavirus crisis;...
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FintechNews Roundup
·Mar. 27, 2018

Alibaba and Tencent Have Grown to Dominate Asia Investments

Tencent and Alibaba have built firms that enable them to write significant checks and have crowded out private equity and venture capital firms; SoftBank is the only other regional player on a similar level; they are not always driven by returns like traditional investors and this allows them to define success differently; some private equity firms are beginning to wonder if they are beginning to abuse their power; if a company receives investment from one of these giants they are also not held to the same pressures of a traditional investor like going public; these giants are helping to push innovation across the region and globe, but many are starting to ask at what cost. Source.

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Chinacivilization and politicsCryptoICO / IEOphilosophy
·Oct. 14, 2019

The political limits of commerce — Telegram’s $1.7B US offering and NBA’s $1.5B China deal

I look at the boundaries that Telegram and EOS have crashed into in the US with recent SEC actions and lawsuits, and the melting of Facebook Libra. There have been a number of interesting regulatory moves recently, and the positive headlines of 2017 have become the negative headlines of 2019. How does SEC jurisdiction reach foreign institutional investors? We also touch on the $1.5 billion NBA distribution deal now on the fence in China, and how US companies are under the speech jurisdiction of a foreign nation. How does China reach American protected speech? Through pressure, boycott, and economics.

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Peer to Peer Lending
·May. 9, 2018

China Struggles to Establish Credit Scoring System

In 2015 China’s Central Bank contracted eight companies, including affiliates of Tencent, Ping An and Alibaba, to help build a...
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Asia/PacFintechNews Roundup
·Mar. 27, 2017

Alibaba and Tencent Expected to Take Greater Market Share in China’s Growing Fintech Market

Fintech is expected to generate $65 billion in sales by 2020 and Alibaba and Tencent are projected to capture half of the market; this would significantly increase valuations for both large e-commerce firms; online payments growth is also projected to be significant, supporting further value increases for both firms.  Source

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FintechNews Roundup
·May. 10, 2018

Lend Academy Article: China Struggles to Establish Credit Scoring System

China’s government has tried for many years to establish a credit system that rivals the U.S. and Europe, but has...
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