Shanghai-headquartered Credit China has signed an agreement to co-operate with Switzerland’s Bordier & Cie to offer high net worth individuals financial services via the internet.

Shanghai-headquartered Credit China has signed an agreement to co-operate with Switzerland’s Bordier & Cie to offer high net worth individuals financial services via the internet.

Hong Kong-listed Credit China said it has entered a “strategic cooperation memorandum” with the Geneva-headquartered private bank so these firms can “jointly tap the market of internet private banking services and wealth management”.

This publication is in contact with Bordier & Cie for further details about the move.

Credit China is an investment holding company providing integrated short-term financing and financial consultancy services for small- and medium-sized enterprises and individuals in mainland China and Hong Kong. It operates through loan financing, micro-loan financing, third-party payment services, and other segments.