"We have been informed by AntFin, that their shareholding in the company has reduced from 23.79% to 9.90% of the total equity share capital...

Banks have been slow to leverage digitalisation and data, while fintech firms collect data from multiple sources on their customers, market...

"The inclusion of Huabei's credit information into the credit reporting system will help users' credit information be more comprehensive," ...

Chinese regulators on Sunday ordered Ant to devise a plan to overhaul its business, the latest in a series of steps to rein in Ma's online ...

Ant is said to be targeting a valuation of $250 billion, which would make it one of the world’s most valuable financial firms ahead of Bank...

Ant Group's stake in the Paytm parent would be pegged at about $5 billion, based on the $16 billion valuation ascribed to its business when...

The crown jewel of the sprawling Alibaba empire, Ant has been accelerating its evolution into an online mall for everything from loans and ...

In its annual report for 2018-19, the Gurgaon-based company said its revenue run rate was at $350 million.

As part of the strategic partnership, SBI Holdings and Singapore-headquartered AntWorks have also formed a joint venture to tap opportuniti...

The proposed investment in Ant Financial will be the first known investment outside India for the UCRNT Fund.

Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings is likely to be the lead investor in the latest round of equity raising by the company.

Data showed that value of Chinese third-party mobile payments has tripled to 38 trillion yuan (USD 5.5 trillion) in 2016

The company owns Alipay, one of China's biggest online payment platforms and controls the company that manages the country's largest market...

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding has made a strategic investment in One97 Communications, the parent company of Paytm.

Alibaba is building a network of international merchants who will accept Alipay wallets. Paytm could piggyback on this network.

The move is a big push for Micromax, valuing India’s No. 2 handset maker at around $4-5 billion (approximately Rs 24,000-30,000 crore).

The deal is Ant Financial’s first-ever investment into an Indian firm and highlights the potential growth of the country's digital sector.