Ant Group builds a 100 million euro fund

The money from the Alibaba subsidiary will primarily flow into fintechs from Europe. The Chinese want to invest up to five million euros per start-up.
News by Tom Schmidtgen Tom Schmidtgen · Stuttgart, 14. May 2021

The money from the Alibaba subsidiary will primarily flow into fintechs from Europe. The Chinese want to invest up to five million euros per start-up.

The Ant Group is launching an investment fund for fintechs in Europe, reports Finance Forward. The first closing has already taken place. In the end, an investment sum of 70 to 100 million euros is to be raised. The fund, named A&T Capital, is managed by Jasmine Zhang.

The money will come from institutional investors; according to Finance Forward, the Ant Group will be the anchor investor. The Alibaba subsidiary Ant has built up the Alipay payment app, among other things. The fund will be managed from Shanghai, Singapore and Berlin. The focus is on fintechs from Europe, although A&T Capital is also looking for start-ups with blockchain technology worldwide. Other start-ups are also not categorically excluded. The investments amount to up to five million euros per start-up. The first financing has already been announced: Naos Finance from Taipei is receiving money from the Chinese fund.


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