Jack Ma-backed Yunfeng's robo-adviser app targets the masses
Financial services company expects to attract tens of thousands of investors by the end of this year
Hong Kong
YUNFENG Financial Group Ltd, the financial services company backed by Alibaba-billionaire Jack Ma, has created a robo-adviser application to manage the wealth of regular Chinese and Hong Kong investors, a segment traditionally neglected by banks and financial institutions.
The service - called Youyu - targets anyone who has a bank account in Hong Kong with at least US$800 to invest. Yunfeng expects to attract tens of thousands of investors by the end of this year, chief executive officer Li Ting said in Hong Kong.
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