
Ant Group to Withdraw Investment from A&T Capital amid Market Downturn
The company’s decision to distance itself from A&T Capital comes when the crypto industry is navigating its own set of challenges.
The company’s decision to distance itself from A&T Capital comes when the crypto industry is navigating its own set of challenges.
ZAN is powered by technical innovations from AntChain Open Labs.
Ant Group’s IPO was halted in 2020 after the Chinese government intervened, citing rising concerns about the company’s growth and potential systemic threats to the financial industry.
The introduction of new broader regulations could potentially be equally stringent, or even more comprehensive, in addressing systemic risks, market competition, data security, and other concerns within the tech industry.
The latest announcement means that Tencent and Ant want to allow visitors to make payments with different vendors in China.
Reports in Chinese media about an Ant Group LLM for AI have been confirmed by the company, however, without any additional details.
Following two years of crackdowns and sanctions, China appears ready to unlock private sector potential via tech IPO developments.
As the tech space digests the Alibaba news, attention also shifts to what becomes of Ant Group’s 2020 suspended IPO.
SoftBank & Ant Group previously offered to sell their Paytm stakes to Bharti Airtel founder-chairman Sunil Mittal.
The strategic partnership will see the two parties pull their resources together, in such areas as video content, membership, as well as program broadcasting.
Apart from Fidelity, another investment management company Blackrock also lowered its estimates for Ant in 2022.
With the easing of pressure from authorities, Tencent shares may still see additional upshoots when compared to the level it is currently at this time.
Several Ant-linked firms experienced a notable increase in the value of their shares after a Ma organizational development.
Jack Ma’s giving up control has already pushed the timeline of the IPO launch for three years on Shanghai’s STAR Market.
The Chinese government appears to be easing down on its crackdown on top tech companies and this may be a perfect window for WeDoctor to launch.