Showing posts with label Alibaba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alibaba. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Yuebao is China's biggest fund with US$ 21.3 billion

Yuebao is China's biggest fund with US$ 21.3 billion

David Nealis President of Ceres Ltd
Yuebao is now China's largest monetary fund with investments exceeding RMB130 billion (US$21.3 billion), an Alibaba official was quoted by the official Global Times. Since it was launched by Alipay in June, Yuebao managed to attract 16 million users to the monetary fund. Yuebao acquired more

than 2.5 million users within 15 days of its debut. More than 57% of them have transferred money from their Alipay accounts into Yuebao via smartphones, according to data released by Alipay. Yuebao's popularity has rocketed mainly due to consumer confidence in its parent company Alibaba, and additionally to its link to the company's online payment platform, Alipay.

Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Alibaba and China Minsheng to open online bank

Alibaba and China Minsheng to open online bank

David Nealis President of Ceres Ltd
Chinese State media reported that Chinese Internet giant Alibaba and China Minsheng Banking Corp have formed an alliance to open an online bank on the country's largest e-commerce website, Taobao. The online bank is scheduled to begin operations in October, ENN Weekly said. The alliance forms part of Alibaba's efforts to provide online financial services. The move by Alibaba and China Minsheng Bank came at a time that the State Council had approved a supervisory team to monitor the development of online financial services in China.


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