Next Step to Regulating P2P Lending Platforms — Figuring Out Who Owns Them

The National Internet Finance Association of China issued a notice designed to help it keep tabs on key stakeholders in China’s online P2P lending platforms. Photo: VCG

Months into the crisis in China’s online lending industry, regulators want to know who actually owns the country’s peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms.

The National Internet Finance Association of China (NIFA) issued a notice on Monday designed to help it keep tabs on key stakeholders in China’s online P2P lending platforms as financial and legal difficulties continue to engulf the business.

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