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Hey remember in 2017 when Ant tried to get U.S. approval to buy MoneyGram and published a letter in WSJ saying: "while a handful of Chinese state-owned or -affiliated funds own non-controlling minority stakes, they do not participate in company management”https://t.co/CkhB0HDfgh
— Kate O'Keeffe (@Kate_OKeeffe) December 29, 2020
Beijing could potentially take a larger stake in Mr. Ma’s businesses, as regulators zero in on the billionaire in a campaign to strengthen oversight of an increasingly influential tech sphere. https://t.co/vYFQlH2wR1
— WSJ Markets (@WSJmarkets) December 29, 2020
No longer China’s most valuable company, Alibaba has erased almost all its stock gains this year, just days after Chinese regulators signaled a change in their posture toward the e-commerce behemoth and its finance affiliate, Ant Group.@keping @xieyuxyhttps://t.co/SZRzPZDbFL
— Jonathan Cheng (@JChengWSJ) December 28, 2020
I disagree with the framing that China’s regulatory actions are an ‘attack on Jack Ma’ or general entrepreneurship. Granted, US regulators would never take these kinds of aggressive steps, but that partially explains why the US is an oligarchy. https://t.co/t3oJ7MKrIS
— Kevin Tellier (@kevtellier) December 29, 2020
“The hard part is figuring out “how much of the recent regulatory moves against Ant and Alibaba is politically based, how far it will go, and when it will be over,” https://t.co/vJSJGQ12Bh
— Bill Bishop (@niubi) December 28, 2020
Let this be a warning to ALL those believe the government (rather than the market) should choose winners & losers in business.
— VT (@VusiThembekwayo) December 29, 2020
It’s all fine & dandy until they turn on you: https://t.co/X8Ub48eySd
Fresh out the oven: Beijing is seeking to shrink Jack Ma’s technology and financial empire and potentially take a larger stake in his businesses, according to Chinese officials and government advisers familiar with the matter. The latest from @Lingling_Weihttps://t.co/1skoUIgCsn
— Jonathan Cheng (@JChengWSJ) December 29, 2020
Two months ago, investors were on the cusp of a massive windfall from what would have been the world's largest IPO.
— BloombergQuint (@BloombergQuint) December 28, 2020
Now, the hundreds of millions of dollars invested with Ant Group are in jeopardy after China ordered the company to return to its roots.https://t.co/cOVnQhgeN6
Investing in Ant Group was seen as a sure bet, the private rounds were heavily oversubscribed and allocations rationed.
— Rajeev Mantri (@RMantri) December 30, 2020
Now, China’s actions against Ant will deprecate the value of this business substantially. https://t.co/cIK6jJ7HdS
China plots ‘rectification’ drive to bring Jack Ma’s Ant Group to heel https://t.co/gXC7SUdQmF
— FT China (@ftchina) December 30, 2020
China plots ‘rectification’ drive to bring Jack Ma’s Ant Group to heel https://t.co/MTBzUFvwBk
— Financial Times (@FT) December 30, 2020
アリババ傘下の金融会社であるアント・グループは、人民銀行と金融当局から指摘された規制要件に適合するために、持ち株会社設立に向けて動いている最中であると関係筋が証言。Bloomberg https://t.co/Xyhoi4RXrk
— 全力米国株 (@komcdspxl) December 29, 2020
Jack Ma’s under-seige Ant Group is planning to fold its financial operations into a holding company that could be regulated more like a bank, sources say https://t.co/nGx8HoLlzd
— Bloomberg Next China (@next_china) December 29, 2020
Ant Considers #HoldingCompany
— Spiros Margaris (@SpirosMargaris) December 29, 2020
With #Regulation Similar to #Bank, Sources Say https://t.co/DNddyzbo2G #fintech #finserv #banking #JackMa #Ant #China @business pic.twitter.com/6ID8sUbhzT
アリババへの投資は中長期的にも見通しが厳しそうです。
— 田中将太郎｜経営者｜公認会計士｜ 税理士｜Shotato Tanaka (@shotarotanakajp) December 29, 2020
アリババ傘下のアントが銀行並みの規制下に置かれた場合、成長率が極めて鈍化し、個人投資や個人貸付のサービスの大半が吹き飛ぶかもしれません。
https://t.co/2n84KTfZKR
$BABA アントは金融事業を持ち株会社に移管する検討をしており、金融機関同様の規制を受ける可能性があると関係者が述べた。ライフスタイル事業は移管対象外となる。
— ルーシー??株ニュース翻訳主婦? (@honyaku_lucy) December 29, 2020
中国規制当局や中国人民銀行から事業の見直しを求められていた。https://t.co/thv6hGAYnq
얼마 전 상장 직전 IPO가 좌절된 앤트그룹이 신규 지주회사를 설립, 금융사업 부문 전체를 지주회사로 편입하는 방안을 검토하고 있다는 기사 https://t.co/BJLrCn1q5W 해당 지주회사가 설립되면 시중은행과 비슷한 수준의 규제가 적용될 것으로 예상
— H. Kim (@metavital) December 29, 2020