Dianrong news and trends

P2P Chinese Lender Dianrong Seeks $100M Amid Regulations
Investments // April 17, 2019

Chinese peer-to-peer (P2P) lender Dianrong wants to raise $100 million in an attempt to outlast a regulatory squeeze on the industry in the country, according to a report in the Financial Times. The company has had to cut about 2,000 jobs – about a third...

Chinese P2P Lender Blames Gov’t For Growth Decline
Loans // March 19, 2019

Shanghai-based Dianrong, one of China’s largest peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders, is blaming the government for its recent problems, which includes shutting down 60 of its 90 offline stores and laying off around 2,000 employees. “Some people wonder why Dianrong’s growth has slowed in the past two...

Alt-Lending Enjoys Sudden Investment Revival
B2B Payments // August 04, 2017

Alternative lending was the golden child among investors around 2015, but lately, the industry seems to have fallen out of favor thanks to regulatory uncertainty and questions over the viability of some business models. This week alone saw two examples of those concerns in action:...

Chinese Alt-Lender Dianrong Lands $220 Million
B2B Payments // August 03, 2017

Singapore sovereign fund GIC recently led a $220 million funding round for Chinese alternative lending platform Dianrong as the company looks to focus on research and development in China. The funding may mean the platform is eyeing potential expansion throughout the continent, news reports said...

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Chinese P2P Lender Dianrong Completes Funding Round

June 21, 2019
Chinese P2P lending company Dianrong, which offers lending solutions and investment products, has completed its latest funding round, according to reports. Standard Chartered Private Equity was the main investor, and Affirma Capital also participated in the round. The amount of the raise wasn’t disclosed, but Dianrong was reportedly trying to raise $100 million so that […]

P2P Chinese Lender Dianrong Seeks $100M Amid Regulations

April 17, 2019
Chinese peer-to-peer (P2P) lender Dianrong wants to raise $100 million in an attempt to outlast a regulatory squeeze on the industry in the country, according to a report in the...

Chinese P2P Lender Blames Gov’t For Growth Decline

March 19, 2019
Shanghai-based Dianrong, one of China’s largest peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders, is blaming the government for its recent problems, which includes shutting down 60 of its 90 offline stores and laying off...