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Tencent to Sell Mutual Funds to WeChat Users

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·Jan. 5, 2018·1 min read

Prior to the license, the company operated as a platform for other third party funds to sell products through their wealth management platform Qian.qq.com and WeChat; now the company will be able to sell direct to its nearly 1 billion users; the company already had licenses for mobile payments, insurance and micro finance. Source

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