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SINGAPORE, July 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- From July 20th to 22nd, Huawei Intelligent Finance Summit 2022 was held in Singapore. The theme of the conference was "Smarter, Greener, and Together to Build Green Digital Intelligence Finance", bringing together Global Financial Industry Leaders, Opinion Leaders, Academia Representative, and Innovative Practitioners, etc., conducted in-depth discussions on the development trend of the financial industry. Jackal Ma, the co-founder and partner of Tongdun Technology and Executive Vice Chairman of TrustDecision, will attend the conference and gi...

Linear Capital, an early investor in Horizon Robotics and Tezign, raised the capital for its USD Fund V and Opportunity Fund II.

Today, was the first day of the Huawei Intelligent Finance Summit 2021 held at Shanghai, with the theme "Accelerate Financial Digitization, New Value Together." The two-day event attracted more than 3,000 global financial industry customers, partners, industry experts, and media. Huawei detailed how financial institutions can utilize technology to upgrade the industry and range of services on offer by constructing an ecosystem that is agile and intelligent, and ultimately transform themselves into digital-capable eco-enterprises. Huawei presented three strategic initiatives for their work in ...

Huawei: Accelerate Financial Digitalization, Create New Value Together SHANGHAI, June 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, was the first day of the Huawei Intelligent Finance Summit 2021 held at Shanghai, with the theme "Accelerate Financial Digitization, New Value Together." The two-day event attracted more than 3,000 global financial industry customers, partners, industry experts, and media. Huawei detailed how financial institutions can utilize technology to upgrade the industry and range of services on offer by constructing an ecosystem that is agile and intelligent, and ultimately transform th...

By Reuters Staff 6 Min Read BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese banks are gearing up to seize back lost business in consumer loans from fintech players like Ant Group, emboldened by a regulatory sea change that is making them more competitive while more hurdles are created for their online rivals. FILE PHOTO: A logo of Ant Group is pictured at the headquarters of the company, an affiliate of Alibaba, in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China October 29, 2020. REUTERS/Aly Song/File Photo The new rules, which come on the back of Beijing’s shock canning of Ant’s $37 billion IPO in November, include the ...