Simplesurance Group Named to the 2017 Fintech 250, Highlighting Advancements in their Cross-Selling Software Solutions for E-Commerce.

New York, NY, June 28, 2017. CB Insights today named simplesurance to the prestigious Fintech 250, a select group of emerging private companies working on groundbreaking financial technology. CB Insights CEO and co-founder, Anand Sanwal, revealed the Fintech 250 companies during The Future of Fintech, a gathering of the world’s largest financial institutions, best fintech startups, and most active venture investors.

https://www.schutzklick.de/magazin/...h-250-list-at-future-of-fintech
 

Hohe Summe, berühmter Investor: Der japanischen E-Commerce-Riese Rakuten steigt mit 15 Millionen US-Dollar bei dem Fintech-Startup Azimo ein. Das 2012 in London von Marta Krupinska und Michael Kent gegründete Unternehmen macht einen Viertel seines Geschäfts in Deutschland – und will das mit dem neuen Kapital weiter ausbauen.

Azimo ermöglicht Geldtransfer aus Europa in 190 Ländern und hatte im vergangenen Jahr bereits in der Serie B von eVentures, Frog Capital, Greycroft und MCI rund 20 Millionen Dollar erhalten. Die Investoren haben sich auch an der aktuellen Finanzierung beteiligt.

https://www.gruenderszene.de/allgemein/rakuten-azimo-fintech
 

http://gojekengineering.com/  

HOW INDONESIAN UNICORN GO-JEK WENT FROM 20 BIKES TO US$2.5 BILLION AND AN E-MONEY REVOLUTION

The company began life as a modest motorcyle-hailing company. Seven years on and it is making serious inroads into the world of electronic money
BY RESTY WORO YUNIAR
22 OCT 2017

A driver with the motorbike-hailing app by Indonesian start-up Go-Jek in Jakarta. Photo: AFP
Ten years ago, few could have predicted the mobile payment revolution in Indonesia would be driven not by the banking industry, but by a firm that started out as a motorcycle-taxi booking operation with just 20 riders.

But the home-grown technology start-up Go-Jek has come far from its humble beginnings seven years ago, transforming itself into one of a select group of Southeast Asian unicorns, with a market value of US$2.5 billion.

http://www.scmp.com/week-asia/business/article/...-us25-billion-and-e
 

https://inc42.com/indonesia/go-jek-tencent-funding/  

auch der zuletzt gemeldete Beitrag wieder freigeschalten.  

https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/carousell  

One source explained to TechCrunch that, despite that bevy of well-funded players, Carousell has carved out a niche for itself as a second-hand goods market. The startup initially began life in consumer-to-consumer sales — its mobile app made selling unwanted items easy — but it has repositioned itself as a listings site now that Southeast Asia’s e-commerce market has been mainstream for a few years old and people have accumulated enough items that some are unwanted/unused or ripe for resale.
To support that point, TechCrunch understands that Carousell’s annual GMV — gross merchandise volume, which indicates the total value of goods sold across a platform — is at $5 billion.
That is some way higher than most rivals. Shopee — which covers Southeast Asia and Taiwan — did $1.15 billion last year and, based on the first half of 2017, is on track for $3 billion. Lazada, meanwhile, no longer reveals figures but it claims to be ahead of Shopee.

https://techcrunch.com/2017/10/27/carousell-series-c/
 

Bewertung von 875 Millionen

https://www.funderbeam.com/startups/carousell?ref=teleport

halte ich angesichts der rasanten Entwicklung von Carousell für zu niedrig.  

aber vielleicht kommen sich Rakuma und Carousell weniger in die Quere, als ich vermute bzw. vermutet habe.

Investor Rakuten Ventures has been backing Carousell from the beginning, even though its parent company launched a competing service called Rakuma, which entered Southeast Asia in early 2016. Singapore is also home to a competing app called Shopee, a subsidiary of local digital company Garena.

Siu Rui isn’t too concerned about that. “That’s further validation for us,” he said. “Saemin [Ahn, Rakuten Ventures managing partner,] has been a big supporter from day 1 and he’s the first one who reports bugs to me.”

https://www.techinasia.com/carousell-tech-in-asia-tokyo-2016
 

Rakuten throws down the gauntlet, to challenge Mercari and others with flea market app
12:10 PM at Nov 17, 20143 min read

Japanese ecommerce giant Rakuten is set to challenge the country’s popular used goods resale apps with the upcoming launch of Rakuma. The Android version will launch on November 25, with an iOS version to follow shortly thereafter. Starting today, sellers can begin preemptively listing items via the Rakuma website.

https://www.techinasia.com/...n-rakuma-mercari-online-flea-market-app
 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebXco3TvPLQ  

anstatt den ganzen Tag sinnlos zu spamen.  

Börse FINRA other OTC Issues
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https://www.comdirect.de/inf/aktien/detail/...ml?ID_NOTATION=93467056
 

http://www.ariva.de/profil/ductator  

in Japan und zusätzlich in Taiwan agieren soll, während man im Rest von Asien auf Carousell setzt, was ja auch

... (automatisch gekürzt) ...

https://global.rakuten.com/corp/news/press/2016/0301_03.html

 

Rakuten takes over Fablic with its Fril app
September 6, 2016
Inside Retail Asia

Internet services company Rakuten has acquired a 100 per cent stake in Fablic, which provides consumer-to-consumer (C2C) marketplace mobile app Fril.
vorstellen kann, das Fril nicht nur in Japan und Taiwan, sondern auch  noch darüber hinaus eingesetzt wird.

It has made Fablic a wholly owned subsidiary. No financial details have been disclosed.
Fril was Japan’s first C2C marketplace mobile app in July 2012, with cumulative downloads now exceeding 5 million. In November 2014, Rakuten launched Rakuma, a C2C marketplace app mainly for smartphones. Fril has focused on fashion and beauty products, while Rakuma offers diverse product genres.

Rakuten is planning to let users log into Fril with their Rakuten member ID, and implement point campaigns using Rakuten Super Points.

Established in 2012, Fablic founded Fril as a C2C flea-market app, and also has Ride, a similar app centred on motorcycles

https://insideretail.asia/2016/09/06/...ver-fablic-with-its-fril-app/
 

Konkurrent hat schon ein Drittel seiner Zugriffe in den USA.

https://aimgroup.com/2017/08/24/...l-adds-payment-system-rakuten-pay/

 

am Tagestief geschlossen.

Wieder rund 2,5% in den Miesen.

Wo wird das Debakel bei der Aktie nur enden?

Und wie immer der Nikkei mehr oder weniger unverändert.

PS: Kannst ja wieder melden. Bisher sind sämtliche Beiträge ja wieder freigeschaltet worden.  

"Ansatz der Ausbildung einer Umkehrformation"  

 

Deinen Sparerpauschbetrag 2018 auch schon ausgeschöpft? :-))  

vorbörslich EUR 7,15 im Bid und EUR 7,30 im Ask... das ist hier offenbar der Trend, aber leider nicht der Friend. Wenn ich bspw. mit 5000 Stück, die ich aufgrund des Kursverlaufes teurer eingekauft hätte, hier drin wäre, würde ich mir langsam die Frage stellen, ob vielleicht aufgrund einer falschen Einschätzung das (vermeintliche) Verbilligen durch Nachkäufe eine so gute Idee war. Und ob es eine so gute Idee ist, den Mund ständig so weit aufzureißen. Jeder EUR runter hier wären dann EUR 5000 weniger.

:-)  

An E-Commerce Giant At A Great Valuation
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Jan. 10, 2018 10:24 AM ET

Summary

Rakuten shares have been under continuous pressure since 2015, in an increasingly competitive Japanese market.

Japanese Yen is at the low end of its trading range with USD, providing future additional upside potential.

Rakuten's strong balance sheet and FCF generation have allowed for large share buybacks in 2017.

Rakuten's core business is holding up well against Amazon and Yahoo Japan.

Rakuten's growth drivers are performing exceptionally well.

https://seekingalpha.com/article/...-e-commerce-giant-great-valuation
 

der 900 Yen in Tokio aus. Der Durchbruch unter die 1000 Yen auf Wochenschlußbasis ist da ein ganz starkes Indiz.