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China investigates Alibaba over suspected monopolistic practices, regulators to meet Ant Group

news China kicks off antitrust probes into Alibaba over alleged monopolistic practices, as regulators summon Ant to meet Jane Zhang jane.zhang@scmp.com The State Administration of Market Regulation has officially started investigating Alibaba Group Holding over suspected monopolistic practices. Photo: Reuters China s antitrust regulator has officially started investigations into Alibaba Group Holding over alleged monopolistic business practices including a requirement for e-commerce merchants to pick only one platform as their exclusive distribution channel. Separately, China s central bank said it would summon Ant Group s executives for a meeting with the financial regulators covering banking and insurance, securities and foreign exchange, as it tightens regulations on the fintech industry.

Inside the chaotic unraveling of Jack Ma s US$35 billion Ant IPO

Inside the chaotic unraveling of Jack Ma s US$35 billion Ant IPO Bloomberg News VIDEO SIGN OUT The mid-level bureaucrats left China’s richest man waiting as they prepared for a meeting that would send shockwaves across the financial world. It was Monday morning in Beijing, and Jack Ma had been summoned to the China Securities Regulatory Commission just days before he was set to take Ant Group Co. public in the biggest stock-market debut of all time. When the regulatory officials finally entered the room where Ma was waiting, they skipped over pleasantries and delivered an ominous message: Ant’s days of relaxed government oversight and minimal capital requirements were over. The meeting ended without a discussion of Ant’s IPO, but it was a sign that things might not go as planned.

China opens anti-monopoly investigation into e-commerce giant Alibaba

China opens anti-monopoly investigation into e-commerce giant Alibaba 1 minute read (Update 1: adds closing share price in par 3) Beijing, Dec 24 (efe-epa).- China’s top market watchdog announced Thursday that it has opened an anti-monopoly investigation into e-commerce giant Alibaba. The “suspected monopolistic conduct” includes trying to make wholesalers choose a single platform between two competitors, the State Administration for Market Regulation said in a brief statement. The news had an effect on the company’s shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, plunging 8.13 percent for Christmas closing. State news outlet People’s Daily said in an article Thursday that the investigation “is an important measure to strengthen anti-monopoly oversight in the internet sphere.”

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