SoftBank China invests in P2P lending site Yooli.com
Chinese peer-to-peer financing platform Yooli.com has received $10 million in Series A funding from Softbank China Capital. The platform launched in February but already has nearly 100,000 registered users and has transacted more than RMB264 million ($43 million).
The company said in a statement that the funding was evidence of commercial investors' recognition of an innovative business model. It will use the new capital to maintain the fast growth of its P2P network....
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