Jack Ma's newest venture is planning a $200 billion

Jack Ma's newest venture is planning a $200 billion IPO — and it could be the largest public offering in history

Business Insider

Published 20 Jul 2020

· Chinese fintech giant Ant Group is preparing a dual public offering in Shanghai and Hong Kong, the company announced Monday.
· Ant is the parent company of Alipay, and was founded by billionaire Alibaba cofounder Jack Ma. Its public offering would bypass a New York listing as tensions rise between the US and China.
· The...

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Jack Ma's newest venture is planning a $200 billion IPO — and it could be the largest public offering in history

Jack Ma's newest venture is planning a $200 billion IPO — and it could be the largest public offering in history

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