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5 Min Read BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) -China’s regulatory-imposed revamp of Jack Ma’s Ant Group, transforming the hot fintech into a financial holding company, appears to have dented some investor appetite for any plans to revive what would have been the world’s biggest IPO. FILE PHOTO: A sign of Ant Group is seen during the World Internet Conference (WIC) in Wuzhen, Zhejiang province, China, Nov. 23, 2020. REUTERS/Aly Song/File Photo The overhaul comes two days after affiliate Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, which owns around a one-third stake in Ant, was hit with a record $2.75 billion anti...

5 Min Read BOSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) -China’s regulatory-imposed revamp of Jack Ma’s Ant Group, transforming the hot fintech into a financial holding company, appears to have dented some investor appetite for any plans to revive what would have been the world’s biggest IPO. FILE PHOTO: A sign of Ant Group is seen during the World Internet Conference (WIC) in Wuzhen, Zhejiang province, China, Nov. 23, 2020. REUTERS/Aly Song/File Photo The overhaul comes two days after affiliate Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, which owns around a one-third stake in Ant, was hit with a record $2.75 billion anti...

China's regulatory-imposed revamp of Jack Ma's Ant Group, transforming the hot fintech into a financial holding company, appears to have dented some investor appetite for any plans to revive what would have been the world's biggest IPO.

Ant Group's Hangzhou Headquarters. Source: Ant Group April 13, 2021 China’s regulatory-imposed revamp of Jack Ma’s Ant Group, transforming the hot fintech into a financial holding company, appears to have dented some investor appetite for any plans to revive what would have been the world’s biggest IPO. The overhaul comes two days after affiliate Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, which owns around a one-third stake in Ant, was hit with a record $2.75 billion antitrust penalty as China tightens controls on its internet giants. Several Hong Kong and U.S.-based investors, and others w...

MONEYWEB app instead? By Joe Mayes and Andrew Atkinson, Bloomberg 10 Apr 2021  00:31  A haulage truck passes an illuminated sign reading 'Brexit Be Prepared' on the E40 highway towards Calais, at the intersection in Ostend, Belgium, on Friday, January 1, 2021. Image: Olivier Matthys/Bloomberg The warnings were stark. A vote to leave the European Union, the British government said, would trigger an immediate recession, a painful fall in house prices, and a steep drop in exports. It’s almost 100 days since Britain completed its split from the EU — almost five years after the referen...