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Jack Ma’s Ant Group receives consumer finance licence

Larger challenge looms for the Chinese group to find funding for lending business

Chinese regulators approved Jack Ma’s Ant Group to begin operating a new consumer finance company, in the first concrete sign of an easing of tensions with Beijing after Ant agreed to a “rectification” deal in April.

The unit will become the centrepiece of Ant’s restructured lending business, which had grown so large that it issued about one-tenth of China’s non-mortgage consumer loans last year through its Alipay app.

But the massive business caught financial regulators off guard when its scale was first revealed in the prospectus for Ant’s $37bn initial public offering, and has been a focus of authorities’ scrutiny since they suspended Ant’s listing last November.

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