Podcasts about Dianrong

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In this episode, I speak with fintech pioneer, Diego Rojas. He has been at the cutting edge of fintech across the globe.  Diego is from Argentina and started coding when he was 8 years old. He joined LendingClub in its very early days in 2011 and then moved to DianRong, another pioneer in fintech in China. He founded a fintech consulting firm called LEAP FINTECH based in Singapore in 2017 before founding open finance company, Finantier, in 2020. This episode was recorded toward the end of 2022 when Diego was CEO of Finantier, so we spend some time talking about Finantier's business. Today, however, Diego is working on some exciting new fintech projects, which we'll hopefully hear about in the coming weeks. In the meantime, I hope you'll enjoy this episode of the Green Room!

China’s online peer-to-peer lending industry has been in turmoil for the last three years as financial regulators have clamped down as part of “de-risking” efforts. Tuandai.com, a top P2P lender, collapsed in March due to turnover problems. As of February, the platform had more than 220,000 investors with RMB 14.5 billion ($2.15 billion) in outstanding loans. The company is under investigation for illegal fundraising, leading to the arrest of 41 people so far, including co-owners Tang Jun and Zhang Lin. This week, Andrew Polk, partner at Trivium China, joins us to discuss what's happening with the P2P lending industry in China. Key questions: What role has the government played in the growth and death of P2P lending? How is the crackdown on cryptocurrency different from the tightening regulations around P2P lending? Are P2P companies really tech companies, as many claim? Can we expect companies like Dianrong to survive this round of government scrutiny? Links 22: P2P lending, retail banking, and the future of online services with Ling Kong The Trivium Tip Sheet Become a member of TechNode Squared Get your tickets to the first annual Guest Andrew Polk, @andrewpolk81 Hosts John Artman, @knowsnothing, TechNode Matthew Brennan, @MattyBGoooner, ChinaChannel Producer Peter Isachenko Podcast information iTunes Spotify RSS feed Music: "Theme from Penguins on Parade" by Lee Rosevere, Music for Podcasts 3

Financial technology (Fintech) marketplace entrepreneur Soul Htite has moved to Hong Kong aiming to further develop his online financial architecture with his popular online site Dianrong. Speaking beside the Asian Financial Forum 2019 (AFF) he says Hong Kong is at the centre of a huge potential area for developing Fintech opportunities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

ICAEW Past President Andrew N. Ratcliffe leads a panel discussion about big data and fintech from the CEIBS Insights 2018 Forum in London. The panel looks at opportunities for big data in financial services, the relationship between innovators and established players in the financial sector, and tackles a number of important issues surrounding data security and privacy.The panel also raises a number of important questions, including what factors are driving innovation in big data and fintech? How is China leading the world in terms of fintech? How will blockchain enable more people access to financial services? What is acceptable for companies to do with personal data? Is data privacy really a new issue? How do attitudes towards data privacy vary across different demographics? And, how is big data transforming decision-making processes and what are the implications when it comes to people and skills?Moderator:Mr. Andrew N. Ratcliffe, Past President, ICAEWPanellists:Mr. Kevin Guo, President, China Blockchain Application Centre (CBAC); Chairman, Starwin Capital; Founder and Co-Chairman, DianrongMr. Mark Hedley, Director of Technology, China-Britain Business CouncilMr. Alastair Johnson, Founder and CEO, NuggetsMr. Tong Wang, Co-Founder and President, SwiftPass Technologies Co., Ltd.; CEIBS FMBA 2017 Student (in Mandarin with English interpretation provided)For more from the CEIBS Insights 2018 European Forums visit http://www.ceibs.edu/special/chinaeu15/en/index.html

Zennon Kapron, founder & director of Kapron Asia and China Fintech, joined us in a conversation in how the Chinese government's new regulations are shaping the fintech space in China. We discussed the impact of Wang'lian on digital payments, the reduction of peer to peer landing companies and the ban on ICOs and cryptocurrency exchanges to the dynamic fintech space in China. Last but not least, we look at how the fintech industry in 2018 within China will be shaped by emergence of new verticals such as AI or new regulation that continues to shape the fintech space in China.

John and Matt talk with Ling Kong, CTO of Dianrong about: How peer-to-peer (P2P) lending got started What makes Dianrong different from their competitors (hint: there's a reason we're talking to the CTO) How the government sees the P2P lending industry Why and how China's credit habits are changing What a private blockchain application could look like

Dave and Jame discuss a fintech startup that is leveraging the technology of Chinese P2P company Dianrong to bring U.S. consumer loans to Asian investors.

China: The Largest Internet Finance Market in the World panel at LendIt USA 2015 with Greg Gibb, Chairman & CEO of Lufax; Soul Htite, Co-Founder & CEO of Dianrong; Ning Tang, Founder & CEO of CreditEase; Dr. Zane Wang, Founder & CEO of China Rapid Finance; Daniel Wu, General Manager of Tencent Tenpay; and moderator Jason Jones, Co-Founder & Partner of Lend Academy.

Rui Ma from 500 Startups interviews Soul Htite, co-founder of the Chinese peer to peer lending platform DianRong.com He explains his background prior to starting Dian Rong as well as tips for entrepreneurs for what it takes to get your startup really going. Episode Content:How Htite got into entrepreneurship and co-founded Dian RongHow regulators influence startups in the financial industryWhat it takes to define your level of innovation and finding your right position in the marketplace.Episode Mentions:Rui Ma from 500 startupsDian Rong - online lending platform in China, previously known as Sino LendingOracleLending Club, US lending platformProsper platform Contact Soul Htite on LinkedinDownload and SubscribeDownload this episode: right click on this link and choose "save as"Subscribe to China Business Cast on iTunesOr check out the full list on subscription options