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CreditEase Wealth Management
CreditEase Wealth Management is a fund of funds manager based in Beijing, China. It pursues a Venture Capital strategy. The firm manages approximately $3.5...
CreditEase Wealth Management
CreditEase Wealth Management is a fund of funds manager based in Beijing, China. It pursues a Venture Capital strategy. The firm manages approximately $3.5 billion in assets, with $178.95 million in dry powder, and has 10 staff, including 7 investment professionals.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2006
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Beijing
Corporate office
Beijing, China
Principals
Tang Ning
Founder and CEO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at CreditEase Wealth Management?
Tang Ning, the founder, has historically maintained a direct role in strategic decisions across the firm's lending and wealth-management arms. Specific investment committee members for the onshore wealth unit are not publicly disclosed.
How did CreditEase survive China's P2P crackdown?
The firm restructured its US-listed Yirendai entity into Jinyun Digital and converted its onshore operations to focus on licensed lending partnerships and qualified-investor wealth management. It shut down its P2P platform entirely by late 2020 and laid off staff to align with regulatory requirements.
Is CreditEase still active in peer-to-peer lending?
No. CreditEase wound down its P2P operations under pressure from Chinese regulators who ultimately banned the model. Its remaining lending activities operate through licensed microcredit companies and partnerships with banks.
What is the relationship between CreditEase and Yirendai?
Yirendai was CreditEase's US-listed online lending arm, taken public on the NYSE in 2015. After regulatory changes, it was restructured into Jinyun Digital in 2021 and continued operating in China's consumer-credit market, while the parent CreditEase focused on wealth management and private credit.
What does CreditEase Wealth Management offer investors today?
It distributes private-market funds to high-net-worth individuals in China, historically covering private credit, venture capital, and real assets. The exact product mix post-restructuring has not been publicly detailed in English-language sources.
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