The article discusses the problems faced by Hong Kong fund managers who ventured out of the territory's district internet financing regulations to establish its first fund-type peer-lending platform. It cites arguments that the lack of clarity over peer-to-peer lending (P2P) regulations made it difficult to conduct due diligence on the lending aspect of the fund. It notes that a direct P2P lending platform may be problematic since Hong Kong has no specific rules and regulations on P2P lending.
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