Podcasts about lufax

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Osteuropäische Bankgeschäfte, Online-Reifen, nachhaltige Dividendenstars: Wikifolio-Investor Philipp Haas schätzt Aktien mit einer Mischung aus Value, Dividende und Growth. Sein positiv performendes Wikifolio "Nebenwerte Europa" umfasst über 70 Aktien, darunter The Platform Group (ehemals Fashionette), ProCredit Holding, Global Fashion Group und Delticom. Im Wiki "Nachhaltige Dividendenstars" finden sich u.a. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Halyk, PayPal und Lufax. Mehr: https://go.brn-ag.de/142

The Daily Business and Finance Show - Sunday, 19 November 2023 We get our business and finance news from Seeking Alpha and you should too! Subscribe to Seeking Alpha Premium for more in-depth market news and help support this podcast. Free for 14-days! Please click here for more info: Subscribe to Seeking Alpha Premium News Today's headlines: Tesla investors warn the brand may have an Elon Musk problem SpaceX's Starship progresses further on second test flight before being destroyed intentionally Spot bitcoin ETFs could add billions to crypto market value: Coinbase Consumers plan to buy same amount for Thanksgiving, but pay more Upstart tops week's financial gainers, while Lufax falls the most Check Point sees 'fantastic' year ahead even as rivals report disappointing billings Bloom Energy surges to top industrial gainer of week, ZTO Express sees loser tag Macro factors, solid Q3 earnings push REITs up Explanations from OpenAI ChatGPT API with proprietary prompts. This podcast is produced by Klassic Studios Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lufax Holdings's Q3 2023 earnings call, unedited

Lufax Aktie-  Ping An Fintech Tochter als Alternative von Ant Financial von Alibaba?

Greg Gibb is the Chief Executive Officer of Lufax. As a constant innovator and pioneer in the fintech industry, Lufax has developed China's most open, safe and convenient investment and financing platform. Investors come to Lufax for its broad product offering, diverse liquidity avenues and superior user experience. Lufax takes full advantage of the latest big data and IT technologies and leverages the most advanced risk assessment models and risk control systems. “Fintech that connects the right customer to the right product, done with more transparency, more intelligence, and more investor education, can help direct money to the right areas and support the real economy." ————————————————————————— To learn more about this episode, including podcast transcripts and show notes, visit *salt.org/talks* ( http://salt.org/talks ) Moderated by Anthony Scaramucci.

Cette semaine, nous nous intéressons à un ovni dans le secteur financier, OneConnect Financial Technology.  Tout est passionnant dans cette entité que personne ne connaît, mais qui vaut toutefois 6 milliards de dollars, alors qu'elle ressemble furieusement à une DSI Avec quelques différences structurantes toutefois, d'abord, une indépendance totale, ensuite un modèle stratégique, encore peu visible mais qui pourrait changer la donne, enfin des solutions techniques particulièrement waouh ou flippantes suivant votre sensibilité… Dans cet épisode, vous apprendrez Quel est le montant des investissements des institutions financières dans leurs transformations numériques ? Pourquoi les institutions financières investissent massivement dans leurs transformations numériques ? Quel est le positionnement de OneConnect Financial Technology ? En quoi le positionnement d'OCFT est original sur le marché ? En quoi OCFT démontre une évolution du modèle économique global de Ping An ? Quelles sont les principales difficultés qui provoquent des investissements massifs de la part des institutions financières : assurances, asset management, banques ? Pourquoi avoir un portail et une application n'est pas suffisant ? Pourquoi la data est d'autant plus importante avec le Covid 19 ? Quels sont les écarts entre la prise de conscience et le déploiement ? Quelle est l'incroyable valorisation boursière de OCFT ? Et qu'est ce que cela dit de son particularisme ? Est ce que l'on peut dire que OCFT, c'est de l'open insurance ? Quels sont les fondamentaux technologiques des assets technologiques de OCFT ? Quels sont les 5 objectifs de OCFT vis à vis de ses clients ?  Comment sont structurées les offres d'OCFT ? Quel est le risque systémique du modèle OCFT ?  Quelles sont les ambitions internationales de OCFT ? Avec quel acteur majeur OCFT attaque le marché européen ? Quelle est la première solution métier déployée sur le marché Européen ? Comment fonctionne cette solution et comment améliore t elle grandement le processus du point de vue client ? Quels gains les assureurs peuvent-ils attendre de cette solution ? Quelle technologie d'identification novatrice est mise en œuvre ? Que sont les micro-expressions faciales ? Comment OCFT utilise-t-elle l'intelligence artificielle pour analyser les micro-expressions ? Quel cas business concret est couvert par ce sujet ? Quelles sont les autres utilisations potentielles ? Comment OCFT s'impose dans les Pays Arabes ?   Merci à vous pour votre attention, j'espère vous avoir donné envie d'écouter cet épisode. N'hésitez pas à me faire vos commentaire et surtout abonnez vous à la newsletter (www.asieinnovations.fr)

Lufax, c'est un concentrée de "croissance à la chinoise". Créée sur un marché ultra concurrentiel, celui du peer to peer lending, elle en est devenu le leader quelques années après...Puis, face à une reprise en main règlementaire de Pekin, elle s'est complètement réinventée en 5 ans pour finalement être valorisée 40 milliards de dollars par Wall Street fin 2020. Alors, vous me direz, c'est le propre des jeunes pousses ambitieuses qui changent le monde avec Agilité et Bienveillance...Sauf que Lufax est la filiale d'un assureur traditionnel, Ping An, et que sa force réside surtout dans sa capacité à adapter son offre et ses outils (du process métier, pas juste du front) aux évolutions de la réglementation... Bref, c'est un épisode un peu financier mais c'est aussi l'occasion, de comprendre quels sont les avantages d'une structure classique ? Dans cet épisode, vous apprendrez : Combien vaut une Fintech chinoise pour les marchés financiers à la fin 2020 ? Pourquoi elle choisit de se faire coter à Wall Street plutôt qu'à Shanghai ? Qu'est ce que le Peer to Peer Lending ou prêt entre pairs ? Quel est l'intérêt de ce système ? Quel est le lien avec le financement participatif ? Pourquoi les particularités du marché chinois rendaient ce segment très intéressant ? Quel est le nombre fou de plateformes P2P qui opéraient en Chine à l'apogée de ce marché ? Quels sont les deux scandales qui ont fait exploser le marché ? Quelles sont les nouvelles règles décidées par le régulateurs chinois après ces arnaques ? Qu'est ce qu'une banque fantôme ?  Combien de société de P2P subsistaient en 2020 ? En quoi ce marché est-il représentatif d'une logique chinoise de développement ? Comment cela éclaire la chute de Jack Ma ? Qui est le fondateur, non asiatique de la fintech Lufax  ? Comment s'est développée l'entreprise dans ses premières années ? Et comment cela leur a permis de faire un chiffre d'affaire au-delà de 2,5 milliard de dollars en 4 ans ? En quoi être une filiale d'un grand groupe a permit à Lufax de se conformer plus vite aux réglementations et finalement battre ses concurrents ? Comment dès son lancement, Lufax avait une stratégie pragmatique orientée vente ? Comment l'entreprise s'est complétement réinventée en 5 ans ? Et comment son offre est beaucoup plus dense ? Quels sont les trois piliers de cette offre ? Comment cette stratégie s'est révélée payante en CA, en revenus et en notoriété ? Pourquoi les résultats financiers ne font pas toujours les valorisations boursières ? Quelle est la stratégie produit mise en œuvre  par Lufax pour avoir toujours des opportunités pour ses 45 millions d'utilisateurs ? Quels sont les impacts Covid19 sur le taux d'impayé ? Quelles sont les technologies proposées par Ping an pour améliorer les Back-Office bancaires ? Pourquoi, pour obtenir un prêt, vous devrez très bientôt convaincre une IA ? Quel est le nombre incroyable de clients et de banques qui ont utilisés la chaine de scoring de Lufax ? Comment Lufax  utilise l'IA partout (gestion des risques, service clients, fraudes) ? Comment Lufax utilise la blockchain pour des écosystèmes métiers (crédit, affacturage,...) ? Comment Lufax reinvente le “Due Diligence” ? Pourquoi Lufax est la fusion du meilleur de trois mondes ?  Pourquoi pour Lufax, fintech chinoise, l'internationale, c'est l'Asie du Sud-Est...mais dans 5 ans ?    Sommaire et extraits  https://www.asieinnovations.fr/2021/02/06/lufax-le-tinder-de-la-gestion-de-patrimoine-sommaire-extraits/

Is OneConnect here to support or replace banks? Roshan Kanesan dives into this and what this 'technology-as-a-service' firm does with their Southeast CEO. They also get into OneConnect's Asian expansion, Malaysia's importance to the digital bank builder, their dependence on Ping An Group and Ping An owned-Lufax for revenue, as well as thoughts on China tech concerns and new fintech regulations. Image Credit: PopTika / Shutterstock.com

Ant Group, Lufax, Fast, Trump et Biden font l'actualité cette semaine ! Enjoy !

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S&P can rate exchange-traded bonds in China now. Chinese fintech giant Lufax seeks up to $2.36 billion in its U.S. IPO. A top investment bank's secondary mainland offering stirs strong investor demand. The country's fifth futures exchange may open in mid-December. Plus, Huawei's revenue growth slows sharply as its new premium phones come.

In episode 76 of Tech Buzz China, co-hosts Rui Ma and Ying Lu take advantage of the recent Lufax IPO filing (Chinese name: 陆金所 lùjīnsuǒ) to talk about the P2P lending industry in China, which has been an oft-requested topic! We get into China's (lack of) regulation of the nontraditional form of financing, drivers behind the industry's quick boom and bust, and some of the reasons Lufax is one of the few, and biggest, survivors. We have started uploading all of our past episodes onto the new Tech Buzz China YouTube channel and putting them together into playlists by sector — check it out. You'll soon be able to find this and other relevant episodes under the “fintech” category. Yes, Rui is still researching and writing on ByteDance, for publication as an ebook! You'll want to get front-row updates on it by subscribing to our newsletter, at techbuzzchina.com. As always, our past transcripts and other content are also viewable at pandaily.com and supchina.com. If you enjoy our work, please do let us know by leaving us an iTunes review (drop us a note saying you did, and we'll send you an Extra Buzz newsletter subscription), and by tweeting at us at @techbuzzchina. We also read your emails, at rui@techbuzzchina.com and ying@techbuzzchina.com. Thank you to our growing community for your always valuable feedback! Thank you to our ever-talented producers, Caiwei Chen and Kaiser Kuo, as well as to Jason MacRonald at SupChina.

In episode 76 of Tech Buzz China, co-hosts Rui Ma and Ying Lu take advantage of the recent Lufax IPO filing (Chinese name: 陆金所 lùjīnsuǒ) to talk about the P2P lending industry in China, which has been an oft-requested topic! We get into China’s (lack of) regulation of the nontraditional form of financing, drivers behind the industry’s quick boom and bust, and some of the reasons Lufax is one of the few, and biggest, survivors. We have started uploading all of our past episodes onto the new Tech Buzz China YouTube channel and putting them together into playlists by sector — check it out. You’ll soon be able to find this and other relevant episodes under the “fintech” category. Yes, Rui is still researching and writing on ByteDance, for publication as an ebook! You’ll want to get front-row updates on it by subscribing to our newsletter, at techbuzzchina.com. As always, our past transcripts and other content are also viewable at pandaily.com and supchina.com. If you enjoy our work, please do let us know by leaving us an iTunes review (drop us a note saying you did, and we’ll send you an Extra Buzz newsletter subscription), and by tweeting at us at @techbuzzchina. We also read your emails, at rui@techbuzzchina.com and ying@techbuzzchina.com. Thank you to our growing community for your always valuable feedback! Thank you to our ever-talented producers, Caiwei Chen and Kaiser Kuo, as well as to Jason MacRonald at SupChina.

In episode 76 of Tech Buzz China, co-hosts Rui Ma and Ying Lu take advantage of the recent Lufax IPO filing (Chinese name: 陆金所 lùjīnsuǒ) to talk about the P2P lending industry in China, which has been an oft-requested topic! We get into China’s (lack of) regulation of the nontraditional form of financing, drivers behind the industry’s quick boom and bust, and some of the reasons Lufax is one of the few, and biggest, survivors. We have started uploading all of our past episodes onto the new Tech Buzz China YouTube channel and putting them together into playlists by sector — check it out. You’ll soon be able to find this and other relevant episodes under the “fintech” category. Yes, Rui is still researching and writing on ByteDance, for publication as an ebook! You’ll want to get front-row updates on it by subscribing to our newsletter, at techbuzzchina.com. As always, our past transcripts and other content are also viewable at pandaily.com and supchina.com. If you enjoy our work, please do let us know by leaving us an iTunes review (drop us a note saying you did, and we’ll send you an Extra Buzz newsletter subscription), and by tweeting at us at @techbuzzchina. We also read your emails, at rui@techbuzzchina.com and ying@techbuzzchina.com. Thank you to our growing community for your always valuable feedback! Thank you to our ever-talented producers, Caiwei Chen and Kaiser Kuo, as well as to Jason MacRonald at SupChina.

Harris says Trump lost the trade war with China while Pence accuses Biden of being China’s “cheerleader.” Chinese fintech giant Lufax files for a U.S. IPO. A Legal battle between Premier League and its China partner kicks off. Plus, a cash-strapped electric vehicle startup aims to go public through a SPAC deal.

①HK residents content with effect of law on safeguarding national security ②Race for top job at WTO narrows down to two women ③World food prices rise for fourth straight month ④American poet Louise Gluck awarded 2020 Nobel Prize in Literature ⑤China's fintech giant Lufax files for U.S. IPO

Call it Fintech 2.0. A new generation of better regulated fintech companies are rising, and some may be coming to market this year. We consider the chances of 4 Chinese unicorns: Lufax, JD Digits, Suning Finance and VZoom

Although parts of the UK have gone back on lockdown whilst others are loosening up their rules, the team is still erring on the side of caution by bringing you What the Fintech? as a remotely recorded podcast. This time, we used the opportunity to take our podcast across the continent to catch-up with Ivan Glazachev, chief operating officer at Yandex Money in Russia. We explore the recent initial public offerings from Chinese fintechs such as Lufax and Ant Financial and analyse the reasons behind the low rates of success of innovation hubs/ sandboxes. Glazachev also gives us his insight on the evolving relationship between Sberbank and Yandex and discusses upcoming financial inclusivity initiatives in the country. Tune in to discover this CEOs banished buzzword in another exciting rendition of ‘Fintech Jail'! Subscribe to the FinTech Futures newsletter: www.bit.ly/ffpodnewsletter What the Fintech is brought to you by the team behind www.fintechfutures.com and the Banking Technology Magazine.

In this episode of China Money Podcast, listen to all the news headlines in the China venture and tech sector for the week of March 11 to March 15, with Eudora Wang sitting in for Nina Xiang in Hong Kong. Topics covered include SoftBank plans to pour an additional US$1.6 billion into Didi Chuxing, China beefs up efforts to boost the industrial internet development by setting up a series of preliminary industry standards in 2020, and Lufax unveiled series C round to reach a US$39.4 billion valuation. Be sure to subscribe to China Money Podcast for free in the iTunes store, or subscribe to our weekly newsletter.

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.

My very first trip to China back in 2014 was because of an invitation to speak at an event hosted by Greg Gibb of Lufax in Beijing. Since then, I have been wanting to get him on the show to talk about Lufax and his story because he is, in my opinion, one of the […] The post Podcast 114: Greg Gibb of Lufax appeared first on Lend Academy.

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My very first trip to China back in 2014 was because of an invitation to speak at an event hosted by Greg Gibb of Lufax in Beijing. Since then, I have been wanting to get him on the show to talk about Lufax and his story because he is, in my opinion, one of the […] The post Podcast 114: Greg Gibb of Lufax appeared first on Lend Academy.

In the West, when we think about innovation, financial firms don't generally grace a top 10 list of innovative firms. Not so in China. There, the financial technology firms are regarded as some of the most creative and aggressive firms around, stealing talent from all the top Internet players like Google and Facebook. Our guest for this week's Tearsheet Podcast is Jon-Tzen Ng, chief strategy & innovation officer at Ping An Technology, the technology and incubation arm of Ping An. Ping An is a 30 year old, Fortune 100 financial services holding company for the group's insurance and banking properties, which include online lender, Lufax. We hear about Jon-Tzen's path to running innovation and we move quickly into understanding the Chinese model for innovation — most importantly, we delve into how a company that does over $100 billion in revenue can measure its progress in days and weeks. Ping An has systematized innovation through R&D, incubation, and a new experience design center. You can get this episode of the podcast, as well as 160 previous episodes in our archive, at our website, www.tearsheet.co. If you get value out of these episodes, please take a minute to rate us on Apple Podcasts. Doing so, helps other people find us. We're also available on SoundCloud. Also, if you're not signed up for our newsletter, subscribe now. 10,000 industry professionals read our Tearsheet newsletter every week to explore the impact technology is having on the financial services industry. www.tearsheet.co/subscribe Here's my conversation with Jon-Tzen.

A fireside Chat with Gregg Gibb, Chairman & CEO of Lufax, and Jason Jones, Co-Founder & Partner at Lend Academy, at LendIt USA 2015.

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.