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Video: Ning Tang of CreditEase Says CBRC Regulation Will Have Positive Long-Term Affects

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·Oct. 27, 2016·1 min read

In an interview with CNBC, Ning Tang, CEO of CreditEase, provides insight on the China Banking Regulatory Commission’s regulation for China’s P2P lending industry; says the regulation will have positive long-term affects; focuses on the requirement of P2P lenders to work with banks as a custodian and says CreditEase has complied with this requirement for many years.  Source

 

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