HuaXia Finance was founded in 2015 and has over 3,000 employees and offices in 37 Chinese cities. The document discusses HuaXia's peer-to-peer (P2P) lending model and how it differs from illegal models. HuaXia's model focuses on trust, transparency, integrity and risk management. It does not hold customer funds itself or pool money like other P2P platforms, avoiding the risk of absconding with funds. The document provides an overview of P2P lending and explains HuaXia's approach.
The document compares Islamic finance and conventional banks. Islamic banks adhere to Shariah law and prohibit interest, instead operating via profit-and-loss sharing models like mudarabah. They emphasize project viability over creditworthiness. Conventional banks use interest and focus on maximizing profits without religious restrictions. The document then provides details on Meezan Bank, the largest Islamic bank in Pakistan, including its products, services, and Shariah governance structure.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank, operating 222 branches across 63 cities. It was the first bank to receive an Islamic banking license from the State Bank of Pakistan in 2002. Meezan Bank offers a range of Shariah-compliant deposit products like savings accounts, certificates of investment, and foreign currency accounts. It has a strong management team and balance sheet, with excellent profitability and high credit ratings. The bank aims to be the premier provider of innovative Islamic banking services in Pakistan.
This document provides a financial analysis of Meezan Bank. It begins with an acknowledgement and introduces the project and team. It then provides an introduction to Meezan Bank, outlining its history and operations. The document discusses Meezan Bank's vision, mission, products and services. It also includes a SWOT analysis and discusses various ratios used in specialized financial analysis of banks, such as earning assets to total assets and loans loss coverage ratio. The document aims to analyze Meezan Bank's financial performance and position.
Meezan Islamic Income Fund (MIIF) provided an annualized return of 11.78% for the fiscal year 2011, outperforming its benchmark return of 5.9%. The fund strategically reallocated assets between high yield instruments to maximize returns while maintaining risk controls. It gradually reduced exposure to corporate sukuks and increased allocation to government ijarah sukuks and commercial paper. The Pakistani economy saw mixed performance in fiscal year 2011, with high inflation in the first half due to floods followed by improved external accounts and stable currency in the second half.
This document provides information about Meezan Bank and its operations. It includes:
1) An introduction and background on Meezan Bank along with contact details for its branch staff members.
2) Details on Meezan Bank's vision, mission, values, and financial highlights including growth rates in deposits, assets, and profits.
3) Information on Meezan Bank's board of directors, Shariah supervisory board, credit ratings, and branch network across Pakistan.
4) Descriptions of some of Meezan Bank's main Islamic banking products and accounts.
This document discusses Meezan Bank, the premier Islamic bank in Pakistan. It provides background on Meezan Bank's establishment, strategy, and rapid growth since 2002. The bank has expanded its branch network significantly and achieved strong financial performance. Meezan Bank aims to provide accessible and dedicated Islamic banking services to customers. It has received several awards recognizing it as the best Islamic bank in Pakistan. The document also discusses the growth of Islamic banking more broadly in Pakistan since 2002 and includes financial statements showing Meezan Bank's continued growth and profitability in recent years.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's first Islamic commercial bank. It was established in 1997 as an Islamic investment bank and was granted a commercial banking license in 2002. The bank operates over 550 branches across Pakistan. Meezan Bank offers various Islamic deposit accounts like savings accounts, certificates of deposit, and business accounts. It also provides financing through Shariah-compliant modes like Musharakah, Murabahah, and Ijarah. The bank aims to establish Islamic banking as the banking of first choice in Pakistan.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank with over 300 branches across 90 cities. It was established in 1997 as an Islamic investment bank and later licensed as an Islamic commercial bank in 2002. The bank aims to establish Islamic banking as the preferred banking choice and facilitate equitable economic growth in accordance with Shariah principles. It offers various personal and commercial banking services including home and car financing, asset management, and online banking through a secure system that encrypts login information.
The document compares Islamic finance and conventional banks. Islamic banks adhere to Shariah law and prohibit interest, instead operating via profit-and-loss sharing models like mudarabah. They emphasize project viability over creditworthiness. Conventional banks use interest and focus on maximizing profits without religious restrictions. The document then provides details on Meezan Bank, the largest Islamic bank in Pakistan, including its products, services, and Shariah governance structure.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank, operating 222 branches across 63 cities. It was the first bank to receive an Islamic banking license from the State Bank of Pakistan in 2002. Meezan Bank offers a range of Shariah-compliant deposit products like savings accounts, certificates of investment, and foreign currency accounts. It has a strong management team and balance sheet, with excellent profitability and high credit ratings. The bank aims to be the premier provider of innovative Islamic banking services in Pakistan.
This document provides a financial analysis of Meezan Bank. It begins with an acknowledgement and introduces the project and team. It then provides an introduction to Meezan Bank, outlining its history and operations. The document discusses Meezan Bank's vision, mission, products and services. It also includes a SWOT analysis and discusses various ratios used in specialized financial analysis of banks, such as earning assets to total assets and loans loss coverage ratio. The document aims to analyze Meezan Bank's financial performance and position.
Meezan Islamic Income Fund (MIIF) provided an annualized return of 11.78% for the fiscal year 2011, outperforming its benchmark return of 5.9%. The fund strategically reallocated assets between high yield instruments to maximize returns while maintaining risk controls. It gradually reduced exposure to corporate sukuks and increased allocation to government ijarah sukuks and commercial paper. The Pakistani economy saw mixed performance in fiscal year 2011, with high inflation in the first half due to floods followed by improved external accounts and stable currency in the second half.
This document provides information about Meezan Bank and its operations. It includes:
1) An introduction and background on Meezan Bank along with contact details for its branch staff members.
2) Details on Meezan Bank's vision, mission, values, and financial highlights including growth rates in deposits, assets, and profits.
3) Information on Meezan Bank's board of directors, Shariah supervisory board, credit ratings, and branch network across Pakistan.
4) Descriptions of some of Meezan Bank's main Islamic banking products and accounts.
This document discusses Meezan Bank, the premier Islamic bank in Pakistan. It provides background on Meezan Bank's establishment, strategy, and rapid growth since 2002. The bank has expanded its branch network significantly and achieved strong financial performance. Meezan Bank aims to provide accessible and dedicated Islamic banking services to customers. It has received several awards recognizing it as the best Islamic bank in Pakistan. The document also discusses the growth of Islamic banking more broadly in Pakistan since 2002 and includes financial statements showing Meezan Bank's continued growth and profitability in recent years.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's first Islamic commercial bank. It was established in 1997 as an Islamic investment bank and was granted a commercial banking license in 2002. The bank operates over 550 branches across Pakistan. Meezan Bank offers various Islamic deposit accounts like savings accounts, certificates of deposit, and business accounts. It also provides financing through Shariah-compliant modes like Musharakah, Murabahah, and Ijarah. The bank aims to establish Islamic banking as the banking of first choice in Pakistan.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank with over 300 branches across 90 cities. It was established in 1997 as an Islamic investment bank and later licensed as an Islamic commercial bank in 2002. The bank aims to establish Islamic banking as the preferred banking choice and facilitate equitable economic growth in accordance with Shariah principles. It offers various personal and commercial banking services including home and car financing, asset management, and online banking through a secure system that encrypts login information.
The document is the annual report of Al Baraka Banking Group for 2015. It summarizes the Group's financial performance for the year, reporting growth in total operating income, net operating income, and net income compared to 2014. Total assets increased 5% to $24.6 billion driven by growth in financing and investments. The Board of Directors recommended a cash dividend of 2% of paid-up capital, a bonus share dividend, and remuneration distribution subject to shareholder approval. The report expresses confidence in the Group's continued growth and profitability in 2016 despite economic headwinds facing many markets.
Al-Baraka Bank (Pakistan) Ltd is an Islamic bank that was formed through a merger in 2010. It has over 224 branches across Pakistan and aims to provide Shariah-compliant banking products and services to customers. The bank offers various savings, investment and financing products for individuals and businesses. It has a vision of conducting ethical business according to Islamic principles and sharing mutual benefits with customers and shareholders.
Meezan Bank Limited is Pakistan's first and largest Islamic commercial bank. It was established in 2002 when the State Bank of Pakistan issued the first Islamic banking license. Meezan Bank has over 500 branches across Pakistan and aims to establish Islamic banking as the preferred banking choice through innovative Shariah-compliant products and services. The bank has experienced rapid growth since its founding and maintains a market share of 35% in Pakistan's Islamic banking industry.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's first Islamic commercial bank. It was established in 1997 as an Islamic investment bank and was granted an Islamic banking license in 2002. The bank operates over 550 branches across Pakistan. Meezan Bank offers various Shariah-compliant deposit, financing, and investment products and services to individuals and businesses. These include savings accounts, financing for vehicles, homes, and consumer goods using modes like Murabaha, Ijarah, and Diminishing Musharakah. The bank also provides certificates and other investment opportunities in compliance with Islamic principles.
Presentation on Meezan Bank by shaista , Daniya & Minhal.
It was a great presentation which marked an outstanding comparing to other groups presentation.
All you need a thorough knowledge of the products stated in the slides and present them in brief in front of your audience. The financials are related to 2018 data and the latest UN-audited report of March 2019 which added a great significance to the overall presentation and a clear picture of the banking's operations over all.
This document provides information about Al-Meezan Bank and monetary policy in Pakistan. Some key points:
- Al-Meezan is the largest Shariah-compliant asset management company in Pakistan, incorporated in 1995 with 270 branches across 83 cities.
- Its vision is to establish Islamic banking as the first choice and its mission is to be a premier Islamic bank offering innovative Shariah-compliant products and services.
- The objectives of monetary policy/credit control in Pakistan include regulating money supply, increasing investment and employment, and controlling inflation and price stability. Tools used include interest rates, open market operations, and reserve requirements.
- Transaction costs are fees charged by financial institutions for
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank with over 600 branches. It provides various Shariah-compliant banking products and services like savings accounts, financing, and investments. The bank aims to establish Islamic banking as the preferred choice through professionalism, innovation, and social responsibility. To strengthen its position, Meezan Bank plans to expand into new areas and improve marketing to increase awareness of Islamic finance. The bank also needs to enhance its online systems and provide better employee training to overcome weaknesses.
Treasury Management includes a firm's collections, disbursements, concentration, investment and funding activities. In larger firms, it may also include trading in bonds, currencies, financial derivatives and the associated financial risk management.
This document discusses Meezan Bank, Pakistan's largest Islamic bank. It provides information on the bank's history, leadership, branches, products, performance, and financial analysis. Meezan Bank has over 428 branches across Pakistan and has received multiple international awards. While the bank has seen significant growth in deposits, assets, and profits in recent years, it faces challenges from new competitors and Pakistan's economic instability. Recommendations include improving marketing strategies and reducing employee turnover.
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The document provides an overview of Meezan Bank, an Islamic commercial bank in Pakistan. It discusses Meezan Bank's establishment, vision, mission, branches, leadership, financing products including car financing, and compliance with Islamic principles. Some key details include that Meezan Bank has 428 branches across Pakistan, offers car financing through an Islamic leasing structure called Ijarah, and ensures its products and services are Shariah-compliant through supervision of its Shariah Supervisory Board.
internship report of Meezan Bank Hasilpur.Muhammad Waqas
This document discusses the internship report of Muhammad Waqas at Meezan Bank Limited's Baldiya Road branch in Hasilpur, Bahawalpur. It provides an overview of Meezan Bank, including its vision to establish Islamic banking as the preferred system and its mission to offer innovative Shariah-compliant products and services. The report also describes the bank's general banking, credit, and Islamic financing departments and the products and services they offer. It concludes by acknowledging those who helped and supported Muhammad Waqas in completing his internship and report.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank with over 430 branches. It aims to establish Islamic banking as the system of choice and help create a just society. The document reviews literature on Islamic banks' performance and contributions. Meezan Bank supports charities for cancer, thalassemia, and education for underprivileged groups. It aims to provide customers with accessible and convenient services within Sharia compliance.
The document provides information about Standard Chartered Bank Bangladesh. It discusses that Standard Chartered Bank has been operating in Bangladesh for 64 years, opening its first branch in Chittagong in 1948. It outlines the bank's mission, business areas, banking facilities including deposit services, loan services like home loans and auto loans. It also discusses credit card services, market share of credit cards, charts on customer satisfaction levels and limitations. Recommendations provided include recruiting more qualified employees, establishing new ATM booths, increasing promptness of services and more advertising.
Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) has over 150 years of history from its founding banks, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China and Standard Bank of British South Africa. SCB is the largest international bank in India with over 2.4 million retail customers and 1200 corporate clients. The bank provides wholesale banking services in India and Mauritius, employing over 5000 people across the region. SCB offers various personal and business banking services such as savings accounts, loans, credit cards, and fixed deposits to its customers in India.
Meezan Bank is the largest Islamic bank in Pakistan, established in 2002. It has a vision to establish Islamic banking as the preferred choice and offer innovative Shariah-compliant products and services. The bank has experienced significant growth in recent years, with profits after taxation growing 16% to Rs. 4.57 billion, total deposits increasing 31.5% to Rs. 380 billion, and total assets growing 33% to Rs. 437 billion between 2014 and 2015. Meezan Bank has over 432 branches across 117 cities in Pakistan.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank with over 760 branches across 223 cities. The document provides a financial analysis of Meezan Bank, including its competitive advantages over rivals like annual revenue and deposit utilization. It also examines Meezan Bank's growth prospects in Pakistan's banking market, given the country's large unbanked population and Meezan's leadership in Islamic banking. The analysis includes pro-forma projections of Meezan Bank's balance sheet and income statement over the next 5 years, though it notes Covid-19 may decrease profits. Based on the valuation and Meezan Bank's current undervaluation, the preliminary investment decision is to buy the stock.
The document discusses white label ATMs and Islamic banking in India. It summarizes that white label ATMs are owned and operated by non-bank entities to provide banking services in rural areas, and Tata launched the first white label ATM network in India under the brand Indicash. It also summarizes that the Kerala government received RBI approval to start an Islamic banking NBFC, as close to Rs. 50,000 crore in interest money goes unclaimed by Muslim workers in Gulf countries due to religious restrictions on interest. Islamic banking principles prohibit interest-based transactions and investing in industries like alcohol. The document outlines challenges like a lack of Islamic banking professionals and Sharia scholars with technical expertise.
The presentation was made as part of my Marketing Strategy and Organization lecture. It talks about UK's Standard Chartered Bank, contains 7P Analysis, SWOT Analysis, as well as their marketing strategy in general.
This document provides an overview of Muslim Commercial Bank (MCB) in Pakistan. It discusses MCB's history, vision, mission, and core values. It also outlines MCB's compliance with anti-money laundering regulations in Pakistan, including establishing a compliance group and using transaction monitoring systems. Key stages of money laundering are defined. MCB implements know-your-customer procedures to comply with regulations. Risk management practices are also discussed.
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Askari Bank is a leading Islamic bank in Pakistan that provides various banking products and services through its network of 36 branches. The bank has seen significant growth in deposits, advances, and assets over the past five years. It offers a range of personal and corporate banking services including various deposit accounts, loans, trade financing, remittances, and international banking services to meet the needs of individual and business customers.
This document provides information about commercial banks and their functions. It begins with an introduction to the topic and statement of purpose. It then defines banks and introduces commercial banks, explaining their role as trusted guardians of money, sources of stability, and catalysts for economic growth. The document outlines the primary, secondary and other functions of commercial banks. It distinguishes between commercial banks, central banks and other specialized banks. It also explains different types of bank credits like personal loans, mortgages, business loans and more.
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The document is the annual report of Al Baraka Banking Group for 2015. It summarizes the Group's financial performance for the year, reporting growth in total operating income, net operating income, and net income compared to 2014. Total assets increased 5% to $24.6 billion driven by growth in financing and investments. The Board of Directors recommended a cash dividend of 2% of paid-up capital, a bonus share dividend, and remuneration distribution subject to shareholder approval. The report expresses confidence in the Group's continued growth and profitability in 2016 despite economic headwinds facing many markets.
Al-Baraka Bank (Pakistan) Ltd is an Islamic bank that was formed through a merger in 2010. It has over 224 branches across Pakistan and aims to provide Shariah-compliant banking products and services to customers. The bank offers various savings, investment and financing products for individuals and businesses. It has a vision of conducting ethical business according to Islamic principles and sharing mutual benefits with customers and shareholders.
Meezan Bank Limited is Pakistan's first and largest Islamic commercial bank. It was established in 2002 when the State Bank of Pakistan issued the first Islamic banking license. Meezan Bank has over 500 branches across Pakistan and aims to establish Islamic banking as the preferred banking choice through innovative Shariah-compliant products and services. The bank has experienced rapid growth since its founding and maintains a market share of 35% in Pakistan's Islamic banking industry.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's first Islamic commercial bank. It was established in 1997 as an Islamic investment bank and was granted an Islamic banking license in 2002. The bank operates over 550 branches across Pakistan. Meezan Bank offers various Shariah-compliant deposit, financing, and investment products and services to individuals and businesses. These include savings accounts, financing for vehicles, homes, and consumer goods using modes like Murabaha, Ijarah, and Diminishing Musharakah. The bank also provides certificates and other investment opportunities in compliance with Islamic principles.
Presentation on Meezan Bank by shaista , Daniya & Minhal.
It was a great presentation which marked an outstanding comparing to other groups presentation.
All you need a thorough knowledge of the products stated in the slides and present them in brief in front of your audience. The financials are related to 2018 data and the latest UN-audited report of March 2019 which added a great significance to the overall presentation and a clear picture of the banking's operations over all.
This document provides information about Al-Meezan Bank and monetary policy in Pakistan. Some key points:
- Al-Meezan is the largest Shariah-compliant asset management company in Pakistan, incorporated in 1995 with 270 branches across 83 cities.
- Its vision is to establish Islamic banking as the first choice and its mission is to be a premier Islamic bank offering innovative Shariah-compliant products and services.
- The objectives of monetary policy/credit control in Pakistan include regulating money supply, increasing investment and employment, and controlling inflation and price stability. Tools used include interest rates, open market operations, and reserve requirements.
- Transaction costs are fees charged by financial institutions for
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank with over 600 branches. It provides various Shariah-compliant banking products and services like savings accounts, financing, and investments. The bank aims to establish Islamic banking as the preferred choice through professionalism, innovation, and social responsibility. To strengthen its position, Meezan Bank plans to expand into new areas and improve marketing to increase awareness of Islamic finance. The bank also needs to enhance its online systems and provide better employee training to overcome weaknesses.
Treasury Management includes a firm's collections, disbursements, concentration, investment and funding activities. In larger firms, it may also include trading in bonds, currencies, financial derivatives and the associated financial risk management.
This document discusses Meezan Bank, Pakistan's largest Islamic bank. It provides information on the bank's history, leadership, branches, products, performance, and financial analysis. Meezan Bank has over 428 branches across Pakistan and has received multiple international awards. While the bank has seen significant growth in deposits, assets, and profits in recent years, it faces challenges from new competitors and Pakistan's economic instability. Recommendations include improving marketing strategies and reducing employee turnover.
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The document provides an overview of Meezan Bank, an Islamic commercial bank in Pakistan. It discusses Meezan Bank's establishment, vision, mission, branches, leadership, financing products including car financing, and compliance with Islamic principles. Some key details include that Meezan Bank has 428 branches across Pakistan, offers car financing through an Islamic leasing structure called Ijarah, and ensures its products and services are Shariah-compliant through supervision of its Shariah Supervisory Board.
internship report of Meezan Bank Hasilpur.Muhammad Waqas
This document discusses the internship report of Muhammad Waqas at Meezan Bank Limited's Baldiya Road branch in Hasilpur, Bahawalpur. It provides an overview of Meezan Bank, including its vision to establish Islamic banking as the preferred system and its mission to offer innovative Shariah-compliant products and services. The report also describes the bank's general banking, credit, and Islamic financing departments and the products and services they offer. It concludes by acknowledging those who helped and supported Muhammad Waqas in completing his internship and report.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank with over 430 branches. It aims to establish Islamic banking as the system of choice and help create a just society. The document reviews literature on Islamic banks' performance and contributions. Meezan Bank supports charities for cancer, thalassemia, and education for underprivileged groups. It aims to provide customers with accessible and convenient services within Sharia compliance.
The document provides information about Standard Chartered Bank Bangladesh. It discusses that Standard Chartered Bank has been operating in Bangladesh for 64 years, opening its first branch in Chittagong in 1948. It outlines the bank's mission, business areas, banking facilities including deposit services, loan services like home loans and auto loans. It also discusses credit card services, market share of credit cards, charts on customer satisfaction levels and limitations. Recommendations provided include recruiting more qualified employees, establishing new ATM booths, increasing promptness of services and more advertising.
Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) has over 150 years of history from its founding banks, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China and Standard Bank of British South Africa. SCB is the largest international bank in India with over 2.4 million retail customers and 1200 corporate clients. The bank provides wholesale banking services in India and Mauritius, employing over 5000 people across the region. SCB offers various personal and business banking services such as savings accounts, loans, credit cards, and fixed deposits to its customers in India.
Meezan Bank is the largest Islamic bank in Pakistan, established in 2002. It has a vision to establish Islamic banking as the preferred choice and offer innovative Shariah-compliant products and services. The bank has experienced significant growth in recent years, with profits after taxation growing 16% to Rs. 4.57 billion, total deposits increasing 31.5% to Rs. 380 billion, and total assets growing 33% to Rs. 437 billion between 2014 and 2015. Meezan Bank has over 432 branches across 117 cities in Pakistan.
Meezan Bank is Pakistan's largest Islamic bank with over 760 branches across 223 cities. The document provides a financial analysis of Meezan Bank, including its competitive advantages over rivals like annual revenue and deposit utilization. It also examines Meezan Bank's growth prospects in Pakistan's banking market, given the country's large unbanked population and Meezan's leadership in Islamic banking. The analysis includes pro-forma projections of Meezan Bank's balance sheet and income statement over the next 5 years, though it notes Covid-19 may decrease profits. Based on the valuation and Meezan Bank's current undervaluation, the preliminary investment decision is to buy the stock.
The document discusses white label ATMs and Islamic banking in India. It summarizes that white label ATMs are owned and operated by non-bank entities to provide banking services in rural areas, and Tata launched the first white label ATM network in India under the brand Indicash. It also summarizes that the Kerala government received RBI approval to start an Islamic banking NBFC, as close to Rs. 50,000 crore in interest money goes unclaimed by Muslim workers in Gulf countries due to religious restrictions on interest. Islamic banking principles prohibit interest-based transactions and investing in industries like alcohol. The document outlines challenges like a lack of Islamic banking professionals and Sharia scholars with technical expertise.
The presentation was made as part of my Marketing Strategy and Organization lecture. It talks about UK's Standard Chartered Bank, contains 7P Analysis, SWOT Analysis, as well as their marketing strategy in general.
This document provides an overview of Muslim Commercial Bank (MCB) in Pakistan. It discusses MCB's history, vision, mission, and core values. It also outlines MCB's compliance with anti-money laundering regulations in Pakistan, including establishing a compliance group and using transaction monitoring systems. Key stages of money laundering are defined. MCB implements know-your-customer procedures to comply with regulations. Risk management practices are also discussed.
The 3-sentence summary is:
Askari Bank is a leading Islamic bank in Pakistan that provides various banking products and services through its network of 36 branches. The bank has seen significant growth in deposits, advances, and assets over the past five years. It offers a range of personal and corporate banking services including various deposit accounts, loans, trade financing, remittances, and international banking services to meet the needs of individual and business customers.
This document provides information about commercial banks and their functions. It begins with an introduction to the topic and statement of purpose. It then defines banks and introduces commercial banks, explaining their role as trusted guardians of money, sources of stability, and catalysts for economic growth. The document outlines the primary, secondary and other functions of commercial banks. It distinguishes between commercial banks, central banks and other specialized banks. It also explains different types of bank credits like personal loans, mortgages, business loans and more.
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Shelter Mortgage is a leading mortgage lender that specializes in partnership lending through joint ventures. It has over 30 years of experience operating RESPA-compliant joint ventures. As part of New Penn Financial, Shelter Mortgage has access to a broad product offering and fully integrated servicing capabilities. Shelter Mortgage focuses on creating successful partnerships through best practices, superior operational support, and a commitment to customer service.
SproutChange is a digital peer-to-peer lending platform that allows retail investors to invest small amounts in local socially responsible businesses. It addresses the problems of limited investment options for average investors and lack of financing for local businesses. By connecting investors directly to borrowers, it offers higher returns than traditional options and supports socially responsible growth. The target market is millennials and students who want to interact with and influence how their money grows. SproutChange will promote itself through social media, videos, and university partnerships to acquire its first customers and establish itself in the emerging Canadian peer-to-peer lending market.
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The document discusses an eBook that provides insights from 10 successful financial advisors in India, sharing their unique journeys and lessons learned. It was created by Jagoadvisor, an online platform run by Manish Chauhan and Nandish Desai that aims to help financial planners build their practices through sharing experiences and knowledge. The eBook contains interviews with the top advisors where they discuss overcoming challenges and achieving success in the financial advisory profession.
The document discusses Kotak Mahindra Bank's existing payroll system and proposes improvements. Kotak Mahindra Bank is a major Indian financial services firm with over 20,000 employees. [1] The existing payroll system is partially manual, which leads to errors, delays, and inefficiencies. [2] The proposed system would fully automate payroll processing using HRIS software. This would streamline rules, simplify management of payroll activities, improve processing efficiencies, and allow for monitoring of performance and security. Entity relationship diagrams and a data flow diagram were designed to model the system's data and processes. Limitations of using HRIS for payroll include risks to confidentiality, inability to address all organizational issues, and reliance
Mekong Capital was the first private equity investor in Vietnam and has developed deep expertise over its 16 years of experience. It focuses solely on consumer-driven businesses in Vietnam using its Vision Driven Investing approach to add value through operational improvements and best practices. The document describes Mekong Capital's funds, team, culture and track record of successfully exiting 30 investments.
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HSBC held a strategy update meeting to discuss how they are reshaping their business to focus primarily on high-growth emerging markets. They aim to invest primarily in fast-growing emerging markets and focus their developed market business on customers with international connectivity. HSBC also outlined three primary business models that define their "right to win": businesses with international customers where emerging market connectivity is critical, businesses with local customers where efficiency can be achieved through global scale, and products where global scale is critical to effectiveness. Michael Geoghegan then discussed how HSBC is joining up the company for superior performance.
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Abhishek Marwah is a 25-year-old entrepreneur who started Marwah Financial, a wealth management firm based in New Delhi, to provide affordable and accurate investment advice. Marwah Financial focuses on wealth management and financial planning rather than just product sales. Abhishek was motivated to start the company to address mis-selling in the financial services sector. The company has grown to a team of 6 people and nearly 500 clients across India and abroad.
iP2Pmoney is a peer-to-peer lending platform that offers Sharia-compliant financing products to borrowers in Malaysia. It was founded in 2015 by experienced professionals in banking and finance to address gaps in the Malaysian P2P market. iP2Pmoney aims to introduce new Sharia-compliant product offerings, provide transparent pricing and support the local Muslim community. The platform connects borrowers and investors through an online portal and automated processes for credit evaluation, loan bidding, documentation and repayment.
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A Solid Start...................................................................................................................3
Principles and Priorities.................................................................................................4
Our Foundation..........................................................................................................5-6
The Essentials................................................................................................................7
The Cornerstones...........................................................................................................8
Comprehending P2P. . . .................................................................................................9-13
RiskManagement. . ...................................................................................................14-15
Risk Provision...............................................................................................................16
Peer Growth. . . . . . . . ..................................................................................................................17
The Bubble. . . . . .. .. . . .............................................................................................................18-19
Products. . . . . . . ........................................................................................................................20
Product Timelines...................................................................................................21-22
Contact Information. . . . ....................................................................................................23
HuaXia Finance was founded in June of 2015 and currently has over 3,000
employees, registered capital of 100 million RMB, and offices in 37 cities across
China.
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A Solid Start
Founded in June of 2015, HuaXia Finance currently has over 3,000 employees, a
registered capital of 100 million RMB, and offices in 37 cities across China. We are
proud to call ourselves one of the leading Peer-to-Peer Lending Platforms in China
and we have accomplished this through the four cornerstones of our business: trust,
transparency, integrity, and risk management. Our Chairman and CEO, Benny Li, with
extensive experience in Internet Financial Service Platforms (IFSPs) from working
with CreditEase, the HengCheng Group, Citi Bank, Deutsche Bank, and numerous
other financial organizations across China, established this organization to be the
safest and most secure P2P Company on the market. Additionally, we are the only
Chinese P2P Company backed by US Private Equity; Cathay Capital.
The key to our success is in minimizing risk while maximizing profits for both
ourselves and our customers. Our Risk Management Division is the foundation for
how our business was built and will continue to function for years into the future. We
easily differentiate ourselves from the competition by not only following the current
rules and regulations, but by anticipating what the next regulations are going to be
and adjusting to them prematurely so as not to disrupt the natural flow we have
established.
The fundamental differences between us at HuaXia Finance and 99% of the
other P2P Companies on the market are simple and straightforward. Firstly; we do
not handle customer money directly. All Lender capital goes straight to a payment
company regulated by the PBoC (Peoples Bank of China) which our Asset Division
then instructs as to its direction into which designated Borrower accounts. Secondly,
we do not pool money and act as an online bank, an illegal practice largely used by a
majority of the current P2P companies. We at HuaXia Finance value each and every
customer as a priority and we invite you to join the team.
Whether you’re a seasoned investor looking to diversify your portfolio and take
advantage of a fantastic opportunity, or an individual just starting out and trying to
get your feet on the ground, we have a package that is ideal for your situation and
your life goals. If you want to start saving up for your child’s college education in a
decade, or want to take a free vacation next year, we have a program specifically
designed with you in mind. If you need maximum liquidity in-between other
investments, or maximum financial growth in order to purchase a house in a few
years, we understand you and one of our Expat Financial Advisors will personally
work with you to plan your financial future.
Welcome to HuaXia Finance
In Credit We Trust, Wealth for Life
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Our Principles and Priorities
Our three Management Principles and our six Priorities directly guide our business in
every decision we make, every single day. Our company has become the leading and
most trusted P2P Internet Financial Service Platform (IFSP) in China and the expat
community as a whole because of the solid foundation established by the following
principles and priorities:
Our industry expands directly through the implementation of these principles and
priorities which allow us to be the most valued Internet Financial Service Platform in
China.
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Our Foundation
Before reading about how P2P works in general and specifically how HuaXia Finance
differentiates itself from every other Internet Financial Service Platform, it is
important to know the history of our company, our mission, and our background.
Benny Li, Chairman and CEO
Our founder, Chairman, and CEO; Benny Li, has extensive experience in both the
international community and Chinese marketplace through his 22 years of
investment banking, commercial banking, and consumer finance experience with
institutions such as CreditEase, the HengChang Group, Citi Bank, Deutsche Bank, and
Indo-Sues amongst others. In 2011, he was the general manager of YiXin CreditEase.
From the CreditEase Channel Department, he was the general manager of risk and
the VP of the HengChang Group. He is Chinese American and achieved his Double
Master’s Degree in Finance and Business from Berkeley in 1992.
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Words from Our CEO
“On behalf of HuaXia Finance, I would like to thank all those who have shown an
interest in our company.
Over the last 30 years, the world have seen the great accomplishments of the open
policy of the China Reformation. The development of the economy has been the
most progressive and outstanding of these accomplishments. Enduring through the
Global Economic Recession of 2008 has only strengthened the Chinese Nation.
But, compared to the needs of the entire economy, the revolution of the Chinese
Economic System is still behind the needs of the developing world and the needs of
the people. The latest meeting of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of
China has given clear instructions for future economic development.
Based on this, as a financial service enterprise with a high social ability and
professional skills, HuaXia Finance is willing to find a way during this financial
revolution of China. The main idea of our company is to stimulate consumption and
help the small businessman/woman by creating more growth and career
opportunities. In doing this, we can directly contribute to society.
In the era of Internet metadata, we perfectly combined cutting-edge technology with
traditional finance through self-improving the mergers and acquisitions strategy. We
created a high technology content Internet Financial Service Platform with an
uncompromising work ethic using a very scientific management system. Above all,
we provide clients with a diverse international capital trade platform.
We lead with professional creation and continuously incorporate new ideas. We are
willing to welcome everyone with the same goal to join us and perfect this business
together.”
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The Essentials of HuaXia Finance
International Focus:
From our founder to our managers, we pride ourselves with an understanding of the
needs of the international expat community and the Chinese marketplace. Our
Internet Financial Service Platform was specifically designed to accommodate expats.
More and more foreigners come to China to work, live, and travel and it is getting
harder by the day for them to succeed. We know that people have concerns and
requirements and it is our job at HuaXia Finance to make life a little easier.
Our Mission:
We are committed to constructing the most efficient platform for minimizing your
risks and maximizing your profits. We believe in honesty, transparency, integrity, and
a mutually beneficial environment where everyone profits together. We are at the
leading edge of the blossoming P2P Internet Finance Industry and together we can
achieve stable financial growth and capital accumulation.
Our Model:
We are industry leaders in the P2P Internet investment field and we achieved this by
treating each customer individually, by giving you the time and consideration
necessary to make the absolute best decision about your financial future. Our model
was designed from the ground-up with the belief that trust, transparency, integrity,
and risk management are the cornerstones to the foundation necessary for financial
security.
Striving for Lender Safety:
Most, if not all, P2P companies will promise you, the client, safety by expressing how
advanced their screening process is. We can proudly say that our screening process is
one of the most encompassing in our industry. Not only do we investigate a potential
Borrower’s occupation, education, background, goals, and family history, but we also
have a face-to-face meeting with them; a thorough interview with every single
person whom we may trust with our business and yours. Lender investment safety is
absolutely the most important aspect in the P2P world. Our cornerstones of trust,
transparency, integrity, and risk management ensure that you are always our top
priority.
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The Cornerstones of HuaXia Finance
1. Trust:
Trust is the most important aspect in any partnership. It is only through trust
that a partnership can flourish. Trust is the initial way that any two parties meet, and
before another step can be taken, trust must be a mutually shared attribute. We
want to have a shared trust, and only through an open, transparent structure can our
relationship begin.
2. Transparency:
Transparency is directly correlated, and necessary, for trust to initially exist.
Transparency is fundamentally important and we proudly say that we work at the
most transparent P2P Internet Financial Service Platform in the Chinese marketplace.
We are very open about our trade volume, daily transaction amount, number of
employees, cash flow records, default rate, auction time, etc. You are more than
welcome to visit our headquarters in Shanghai and once a month we hold tours of
our Risk Management Division so you can be assured that your money is only lent
out to Borrowers who pass a rigorous inspection.
3. Integrity:
We adhere strictly to the spirt of the law set forth by the Third Plenary of the
18th Term of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. Integrity
means that you always have a right to information, and your needs are put before
our own so that we will always ensure you are taken care of and achieve the
maximum benefit. Our integrity is financially back by our Risk Provision.
4. Risk Management:
The Risk Management Division is the backbone of our company which instills a
systemthat will allow HuaXia Finance to continue growing for years to come. Our
Risk Management Division has an encompassing, 3-step procedure before lending
out money, and a firm debt-collection program which ensures maximum payback
rates.
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Comprehending P2P
If you have not heard about P2P or do not know how it functions, this section will
describe the evolution of P2P, illegal models, and the only legally accepted model;
our model. Should you have any further questions about the structure of our
company, do not hesitate to ask.
We know that the P2P marketplace can be difficult to understand at times and
everyday there are more and more stories of cardboard companies absconding with
client capital.
Please note the differences and legal problems associated with some IFSP
models.
1. Basic Offline P2P:
P2P, or peer-to-peer, is the lending of money from one individual to another and
then getting a return (in the form of interest) when the loan is repaid. Imagine that a
good friend whom you have known for some time comes to you and wants to buy a
car. He or she is married; with a working spouse, a stable job, a big house, and no
exorbitant debts (He or she shows you their credit history). The only reason they
want to buy this car is because their last car broke and they would need to take a
loan out from the bank at 25% to afford a new car at this time. You, being a good
friend with an eye for an investment, say that you’ll lend them the $10,000 they
need for 6 months if they will give you 10% interest on top of that (20% a year).
With this simple example, you can see how profitable a loan to a friend would be.
This illustrates the concept of a very safe investment which you have a strong belief
would yield a return upon maturity. This, in our hypothetical Lender’s mind, was
considered a very safe investment.
You Your Friend
You Your Friend
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10,000 RMB
11,000 RMB
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What you may not have noticed is that “you” used all four cornerstones of
HuaXia Finance to determine this was a safe investment.
1. Trust: A good friend you have known for awhile
2. Transparency: You know their job, spouse’s job, and credit history
3. Integrity: They are honest about the reason they’re borrowing money
4. Risk Management: A combination of knowing their job, their spouse’s job,
and their address to alert the authorities in case they decide not to pay you
back.
The concept of peer-to-peer lending is remarkably simple. The complexities arise
when credit checks, occupational verification, and mispayment/default come into
play. Offline P2P between friends would be remarkable and imagine how fast you
could double your wealth if you could lend out money to all your close friends and
get back a 20% return on investment compounded yearly (less than 4 years). This is
not the case for most of us so online P2P lending comes into play.
2. Basic Online P2P:
You, our hypothetical Lender, have now run out of friends to lend money to but
you’ve heard of online P2P sites which connect Lenders and Borrowers through an
online platform. The absolutely most basic online P2P model would have this
configuration:
Let’s assume that you are lending 100,000 RMB of your money out at a 20% a
year interest rate, compounded yearly. That would mean that in 1 year, you would
receive 120,000 RMB which would be phenomenal and enough to pay for a small
vacation for you and your family. The main problem with this is that all your money is
lent out to a single person whom you’ve never personally met. If this person defaults
on their payment, is late on a payment, or goes into bankruptcy, you will receive less
than the declared interest rate or effectively lose all your money. We will cover the
problems with the company structure itself later.
1
Lender
P2P
Company
1
Borrower
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3. Diverse Online P2P:
The next evolution of the P2P platform involves diversifying the client’s money
by taking the loan and spreading it out between a number of Borrowers to make the
process slightly more secure (assume 1 Lender per 10 Borrowers). In this way, each
Borrower gets 10,000 RMB and still pays a 20% interest rate back to you.
As you can tell, this method diversifies the invested capital while still giving the
client a 20% return after a year on the 100,000 RMB investment as each of the 10
Borrowers are being loaned 10,000 RMB and repaying 12,000 RMB (10 Borrowers x
12,000 RMB = 120,000 RMB).
Suppose there was a problem and one Borrower completely defaulted without
being able to pay back any of the interest or principle. This would still mean that the
client would receive 108,000 RMB (9 x 12,000 RMB) or an 8% return on the
investment, still a fantastic yearly return for a seemingly safe financial product.
The Big Problems:
These exact prior models and the extrapolation of them have, and still are,
constructed by P2P companies everywhere across China and abroad. It is illegal,
amoral, and fraudulent in design, eventually leading to a situation in which the
companies vanish with client capital. What the P2P platforms above are doing is
holding customer wealth themselves, if even for just a nanosecond, leading to a high
risk of the company simply going offline and shutting its doors one day to abscond
with their clients’ money. In our above example, 100,000 RMB is not really enough to
embezzle, but imagine that there are thousands of Lenders and tens of thousands of
Borrowers.
The numbers quickly add up to one company having hundreds of millions of RMB
flow through an “executive account” every second of the day. 100% of these
companies will either turn into a Ponzi Scheme and collapse or simply disappear.
These are the most prevalent P2P IFSP structures on the market today.
1
Lender
P2P
Company
10
Borrowers
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Moreover, these P2P Companies with direct influence over the customers’
money are acting as a bank, by pooling capital together, lending it out in batches, and
paying back investors as they need to. In the above examples, companies with
thousands of Lenders and tens of thousands of Borrowers will simply put the
customers into two groups: Assets and Liabilities, and they are paid and repaid from
a capital collection pool, constantly flowing into and out of a private bank account.
4. The Only Legally Accepted P2P Model; Our Model
Our team of financial experts has designed our business model from the ground
up to maximize safety and achieve the highest return on investment for both our
organization and you. We can proudly say we are one of just a handful of P2P
organizations which are meticulously built with safety and sustainable growth as a
top priority.
The following is the only legally accepted P2P model in China. This is the model of
HuaXia Finance, which is built by separate legal subsidiaries in order to complete the
cycle involving origination, underwriting, market making, and distribution which adds
an extra layer of safety for the investors and avoids any conflict of interest within the
group.
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The fundamental difference between our model and 99% of the other P2P
companies on the market today is that we do not handle customer money directly.
All accumulated wealth goes from the lender to PBoC regulated payment companies
which insure protection of the capital against fraud/bankruptcy. This initial chain of
events is regulated by our Wealth Management Division. From there, our Asset
Division directs the flow of money to the Borrowers specifically assigned to that
Lender which have been thoroughly investigated by the Risk Management Division.
The Flow
1. The Risk Management Division investigates a potential Borrower to ensure
that they are reliable. If they meet the qualifications, their order is processed.
2. The Wealth Management Division coordinates with a Lender as to which of
our products would be most properly suited to their needs.
3. Once the Lender has selected a product, their money is transferred into a
payment company regulated by the PBoC (Peoples Bank of China).
4. The Asset Division brokers the deal and then directs the funds into the
account of the Borrowers specifically assigned to that Lender. (T+1)
5. The Lender receives a list of precisely who is borrowing his or her money.
6. As the Borrowers pay back their loans into the escrow account, the Asset
Division directs an amount back to the Risk Management Division where it is
added to the Risk Provision (which we will discuss later), an amount is taken
in the form of fees, and the rest is transferred back over to the Lender at
either the end of the term where principal and interest are redeemed upon
maturity or at the predetermined intervals depending on the investment
product chosen.
A timeline of events for a hypothetical investment will be presented after “Our
Products” on pages 21 and 22
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Risk Management
Our Risk Management Division with CEO Li Yang Bo sets us apart from all other P2P
companies on the market today. Our Risk Management Division conducts a thorough,
multi-stage interview on any Borrower that might be interested and prepares a Risk
Provision in the event of Borrower default.
Since our average ticket size for Borrowers is 50,000 RMB, the Risk Management
Division is vital and responsible for making sure that you get the maximum return
possible on your investment.
Risk is minimized before borrowers are ever lent money by researching the:
1. Age of applicant
2. Current and former jobs
3. Family history
4. Health condition
5. Marital status
6. Legal/gambling history
7. Place of birth
8. Ensuring they are not on the “blacklist” of any financial institutions
The process for a Borrower:
1. They fill out an online application for a loan which is then crossed against our
list of requirements and blacklist.
2. We make phone calls to them, their family, and their employer to ensure that
they have not fraudulently filled in the application.
3. A Face-to-face interview will be conducted with someone from the Risk
Management Department who will determine if they are eligible for a loan.
The Overall Acceptance Rate for Borrowers is between 30-35% depending on the
season
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13 Immediate Disqualifiers for Borrowers
1. Anyone who has had a negative financial court order ruled against them 3
times in 5 years, or once in the last year
2. Anyone who is in the military, police, or a clandestine agency
3. Anyone who is a property/security/insurance agent (unless they own a home)
4. Taxi Drivers, Door-to-door salesmen, or those working in an organization with
a “pyramid-esque” structure (Amway)
5. Anyone who is involved in illegal activities of the night, private investigation,
or private security (Bar, Personnel, Property, etc.)
6. Skydivers, racecar drivers, stuntmen, or anyone who is involved in a
dangerous occupation
7. Fire Marshals or Emergency Personnel classified as a first responder
8. Anyone who is unemployed or disabled to the point of being unfit to work
9. Anyone who has/had a bad record with us or has provided fraudulent papers
10. Anyone who is in the same sector (CreditEase, RenRenDai, Jingrong, etc.)
11. Anyone who works for a company currently under indictment/ financial
restriction
12. Anyone who has no credit history or lives outside of a 2 hour radius
13. Anyone who works in a dying sector (Such as steel, iron, etc.)
In the Event of Borrower Default
In addition to the in-depth investigation into the Borrower’s background before
they’re trusted with your money, we also have a “worst-case scenario” collection
model for if they decide not to repay the borrowed money:
1. After missing an interest payment and 29 days elapse; emails will be sent to
them, their family, and their employer daily. Messages will also be sent to
their social media accounts asking for the repayment.
2. After missing an interest payment and 59 days elapse; calls will be made to
them, their family, and their employer daily. Messages will still be sent to
their social media accounts asking for repayment.
3. After missing an interest payment and 89 days elapse; a young female from
our debt-collecting service will be sent to their place of employment and
personally demand repayment from them, their boss, or their coworkers.
4. After missing a payment and more than 100 days elapse; the local police will
be notified.
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Risk Provision
This is the most important facet separating us from the competition.
In addition to using a comprehensive system for managing risks and collecting
debt, there is also a 7% built-in Risk Provision, regulated by the Bank of Shanghai, for
dealing with customers who fail to repay and default on their debt. If we lend out
money at 24% to a Borrower and pay a Lender 12%, the additional 12% makes up our
7% Risk Provision, fees, and expenses.
The average estimated default rate for P2P Borrowers across all IFSPs is slightly
higher than 6%. Using our Risk Management system, we aimfor a 5% default rate,
thus ensuring that our 7% Risk Provision will be more than enough to cover any
defaulting Borrowers and allow our Lenders to receive maximum profit.
This Risk Provision was specifically designed for you and the growth of our
company relies upon it for smooth, seamless transactions. Conceivably, an average
Lender (340,000 RMB investment) will have money lent out to 10, 15, 20, or more
Borrowers. If you selected our Macau Plan which gives you a 12% annual return on
investment, you will receive 380,800 RMB at the end of the year (40,800 RMB profit).
If you were to invest in most other P2P companies which do not have a Risk Provision
structured exactly like ours and 25% of your Borrowers default, you will effectively
lose money.
Our Risk Provision is designed for the worst-case scenario and is established by
pooling all “excess risk” capital collected and utilizing it for the “just-in-case” one
Lender had all of his or her Borrowers default. Under our shared Risk Provision, even
if all of your Borrowers defaulted, you would be protected by our Risk Management
Division.
Minimize Risk. Maximize Profit.
Next, an explanation of the unique P2P IFSP environment in China and the impact of
the gravitation towards consumerism will be presented.
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Peer Growth
The Appeal of P2P in China and why it’s Essential for the Current Governmental
Encouragement of Consumerism
P2P lending has quickly become one of the fastest growing financial products in
China and it has been largely credited with helping the neglected sectors of the
community who have had trouble receiving loans from the bank in order to fund
educational costs, vacations, small businesses, etc.
The P2P industry has been enormously successful in China because of the lack of
a concrete “credit” system, such as a FICO score in America. This lack of a trusted
credit rating means that banks assume most middle-class people are going to be
unable to pay back any of their loans and therefore avoid lending to them.
The rise of consumer spending has led to the new middle-class of China
purchasing more luxury goods and spending more money on entrepreneurial
ventures, vacations, healthcare, weddings, and self-improvement. The only problem
with this is that the Chinese banking systemdoesn’t have a credit card structure
established like the rest of the developed world and it’s very hard to get a personal
or small-business loan.
P2P companies have filled this gap and have given loans to the neglected areas
of the market which are unable to go to a bank and open up a credit card or get
financing for a car, wedding, etc. P2P has been so popular in China for these reasons
and the rates of return are a huge attraction for investors, especially expats.
Most of us that moved to live and work in China are paid in RMB, a currency
which, as a foreigner, cannot be used to buy Class A shares or participate in the
stock/bond markets as we normally would in our home country. We as expats have
money here that we earned but cannot easily invest to prepare for our future. Should
we invest it into a bank, will make a rate of return that can barely keep pace with
inflation and the continuing devaluation of the currency.
We at HuaXia Finance answer the question of what opportunities foreigners working
in the mainland have when deciding how to invest their money in order to achieve
stable, safe, and reliable financial growth. It is the expat market that can utilize P2P
investing in order to enjoy the benefits of capital accumulation and financial growth
in China as they would anywhere else in the world.
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The Bubble
As numerous P2P IFSPs are founded and go bankrupt every day, the overall market
and looming financial regulations exhibit similar signs as the “Dot-com” industry
prior to 2000. There are significant differences though which will allow HuaXia
Finance and a few other P2P specialized IFSPs to prosper during this time.
As of October, 2015, there were over 2,238 P2P Internet financial service
platforms operating in China alone. It is estimated that 95% of these are “pooling
resources”, clearly breaking the law regulating Internet Financial Service Platforms
which states that every Lender must be matched up to a designated Borrower(s).
Lender A cannot pool money to share a Borrower with Lender B.
If you assume that 95% of the existing 2,238 P2P Companies are in a quasi-legal
state (or just illegal) and are pooling money through Asset-Liability Grouping, there
are 112 P2P platforms remaining which are not acting as banks. Once another 75% of
these remaining are removed for directly handling the flow of their clients’ funds,
you are left with about 30 completely legally recognized P2P Companies in China. By
the end of 2016, there should only be 5 P2P Companies left which follow our model.
There will be a “bubble burst” of P2P Companies as the number of Internet
Financial Service Platforms has grown rapidly over the past few years and has
increased 300% from 2014-2015. The coming governmental regulation of the
manner in which most of these companies conduct business will shut their doors
instantly. We sleep soundly at night, and you should to, knowing that we have
prepared thoroughly for any new regulations and our shared business will not be
affected.
The IFSP “bubble” of industries will initially cause a massive default rate to
Lenders from improperly established P2P companies (just over 2,000 companies).
The Borrowers will naturally gravitate towards the remaining 30 (estimated) P2P
IFSPs remaining and this will lead to a high rate of mismanaged funds by previously
secure P2P companies due to the increased volume of applicants and the differing
loan amounts required.
Initial problems with the flood of new clientele loan applications will be
screening and processing the applicant Borrowers since many of these companies
have very few, or no, Risk Management personnel. Many of these remaining P2P
IFSPs after the initial burst will simply fulfill every application they receive to obtain
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the biggest market share from the fallout. Without an established Risk Provision
greater than the average rate of default, the results of obtaining new, unverified
clients too quickly will lead to exponentially increasing default rates among
Borrowers, bankrupting formerly legally established P2P IFSPs that initially survived
the collapse of the bubble.
The second substantial problem will arise with P2P IFSPs that focus on smaller
loan amounts to Borrowers (100-5000 RMB) and small investment amount from
Lenders (5,000-20,000 RMB) attempt to seize the “new” Borrowers who are
interested in 40,000 RMB loans and Lenders that are attempting to invest over
500,000 RMB.
The vast majority of completely legally accepted P2P IFSPs on the market today
without a risk management department succeed purely by the fact that their average
Borrower is only being lent 500 RMB over the course of 1-3 years and may only have
to repay 30 RMB a month. This minimal monthly online payment keeps many people
from defaulting because, even though the interest rates are equitable to larger
Borrower/Lender specified companies, the monthly payment is so low that paying
the bill online is easier than dealing with legal repercussions of defaulting.
The business structure of HuaXia Finance was designed specifically with the
understanding that increasing financial regulations will affect 99% of the P2P IFSP
community. Our expertly managed Risk Management Division and established Risk
Provision will not be affected in any way by new regulations due to our use of
payment companies regulated by the PBoC and our Asset Division specifically
matching Lenders with Borrowers. Our average Lender invests 340,000 RMB and our
average Borrower is lent 50,000 RMB. Even though there will be an exponentially
increasing number of potential Borrowers who will apply after the “bubble burst”, we
will not lower our standard of perfection or compromise our Risk Provision. Every
investor or investee must meet our standard so that we may meet theirs.
We at HuaXia Finance believe in trust, transparency, integrity, and risk
management. These are the essentials in which our business was founded and the
most important aspects that will allow our business to thrive. We are the leading P2P
IFSP on the market today because we have structured our business to adapt to the
future needs of the consumer. By looking at what the P2P IFSP regulations might be
in the future and adjusting to them now, we stay a step ahead of regulation and a
mile ahead of the competition. Our products are designed for the differing needs of
each and every client and your capital safety is our top priority.
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Products
The following is a chart of the 8 products we currently offer which have been
specifically designed in order to offer maximum flexibility if you just need a short-
term boost, maximum profit if you are saving up for the future, or a stable interest
rate revenue stream throughout the year.
Investment
Plan
Annual Rate of
Return
Duration ofLoan
(In Months)
Minimum
Investment
Redeemed Upon Maturity
Nanjing 13% 36 50,000 RMB Principal and Interest
Shanghai 12.5% 24 50,000 RMB Principal and Interest
Hong Kong 11.5%` 18 50,000 RMB Principal and Interest
Beijing 10.5% 12 10,000 RMB Monthly Interest Payments
Principal Upon Maturity
Macau 10.8% 12 10,000 RMB Principal and Interest
Chengdu 8.5% 9 50,000 RMB Principal and Interest
Shenzhen 8% 6 50,000 RMB Principal and Interest
Hangzhou 8% 6 50,000 RMB Monthly Interest Payments
Principal Upon Maturity
Xi’an 6.5% 3 50,000 RMB Principal and Interest
Xiamen 5% 1 50,000 RMB Principal and Interest
The products are arranged from longest to shortest term and highest to lowest
annual rate of return on your investment.
There is no difference in the “grade” or the “safety” of your investment. All Lender
amounts are diversified evenly to a range of Borrowers and every Lender is covered
equally under our Risk Provision. We recommend you speak with an Expat Financial
Advisor who would be more than happy to meet with you and discuss which plan
would be best suited to meet your financial needs.
The following pages present timelines of events for hypothetical investments
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Product Timeline
For our first example below, we will assume that an investor has selected the
Shenzhen Plan with an investment of 100,000 RMB. From the chart on the previous
page, you will note that this investment pays an 8.5% annual interest rate with
principle and interest redeemed upon maturity in 6 months.
Contract signed January 1st.
During this time, the Risk Management Division will be reporting to the Asset
Division in case there are any Borrower problems and how the Risk Provision will be
used in order to ensure your returns. If a Borrower repays their current loan, you will
also be notified how your capital is re-lent to a new qualified Borrower, whom you
will be informed of, so your rate of return is unaffected.
Fundamental aspects of our timeline:
1. All orders from Lenders are filled on a T+1 schedule. We will not, and legally
cannot, accept capital unless there are Borrowers ready to be paired to it.
2. One week after pairing of the Lender capital to the Borrowers, the Lender will
receive a report of how much of their money was lent to whom.
3. At the date of maturity, the investor (Lender) receives interest and principle;
104,250 RMB for the Shenzhen Plan in this example.
4. The interest profit of this plan is 8.5% a year, or 4.25% in the time allotted.
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For our next example below, we will assume that an investor has selected the
Beijing Plan, one of our most popular, with an investment of 100,000 RMB. From the
chart on the page 20, you will note that this investment pays an 11% annual interest
rate with principle redeemed upon maturity in 12 months but with a monthly
interest payment of 1%.
Contract signed January 1st
Fundamental aspects of our timeline:
1. All orders from Lenders are filled on a T+1 schedule. We will not, and legally
cannot, accept capital unless there are Borrowers ready to be paired with it.
2. One week after pairing of the Lender capital to the Borrowers, the Lender will
receive a report of how much of their money was lent to whom as well as any
updates on a monthly basis.
3. The Lender receives an Interest Payment every month
4. At the date of maturity, the investor (Lender) redeems the last interest
payment and principle; 111,000 RMB through the Beijing Plan in this
example.
5. The interest profit of this plan is 11% a year or 11,000 RMB
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Let us help you diversify your wealth, build your portfolio, and achieve your financial
goals as soon as possible.
Huaxiafinance.com
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(+86) 1362-1748-185 (English)
Kefu@huaxiafinance.com (Chinese)
Michaeljbeda@huaxiafinance.com (English)
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