Singapore, June 8th, 2017 – CreditEase’s founder and CEO Ning Tang was invited to deliver a keynote speech today at The Asian Banker’s 18th flagship Summit “The Future of Finance” in Singapore. The Summit gathered leading industry, government and academic speakers such as Barney Frank, former US Congressman and a leading co-sponsor of the 2010 Dodd–Frank Act, David Shrier, Managing Director, MIT Connection Science and Engineering, and representatives from: ANZ, Bank of the Philippine Islands, DBS Bank, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Prosper Marketplace, Prudential, and Uber.

Future Life, Future Finance

The theme of this year’s Summit shares the same vision as CreditEase at its 11th anniversary – “Future Life, Future Finance”.

In his keynote speech, Tang shared his insights as a pioneer and thought leader in the FinTech industry, giving an overview of the current landscape, and anticipating where opportunities will be against the backdrop of potential or inevitable changes.

“The story of CreditEase is about the emergence and exponential growth of FinTech in China. In the past 11 years, CreditEase’s innovation and advancement in FinTech has helped facilitate the remarkable growth in China’s wealth management business and asset allocation approach,” said Tang. “At CreditEase, technology application and business model innovation are always motivated by the service of customer needs. CreditEase has been, and will continue to be a heralding innovator in every phase and aspect of the development of FinTech in China and beyond.”

Going Global

After 10 years of successful domestic growth, at its 11th anniversary, CreditEase is ready to accelerate its global expansion. The opening of the new Singapore office and Tang’s delivery of the keynote speech at one of world’s renowned financial summits is just part of the global voyage. In addition to Singapore, CreditEase Wealth Management operates overseas offices and affiliate offices in Hong Kong, New York, and Tel Aviv and its domestic network covers over 40 mainland cities. Its resources also spread across the US west coast, Germany, UK, and Australia.

“China’s FinTech sector has attracted the world’s attention,” said Tang. “Looking ahead to the future of finance, we are excited to bring with us our insights and best practices as we deepen our commitment to the region and extend our reach farther afield. The opening of our new Singapore office is another solid step of our global expansion.”

About The Asian Banker:

The Asian Banker is the region’s authoritative provider of strategic business intelligence. Its annual summit is one of the most prestigious summits in the financial world.