China Internet Finance Association is a national-level self-regulatory organization in the Internet finance industry established by the People's Bank of China, China Banking Regulatory Commission, China Insurance Regulatory Commission and other relevant ministries and commissions with the approval of the State Council. The English name is National Internet Finance Association of China, and the English abbreviation is NIFA. China Internet Finance Association is a national, industrial and non-profit social organization voluntarily composed of market participants engaged in P2P peer-to-peer lending, Internet, equity crowdfunding, Internet payment, Internet platform innovation by financial institutions, Internet fund sales, Internet insurance, mutual trust, Internet consumer finance and other Internet finance businesses, as well as practitioners, experts and scholars in related fields, and has the legal personality of the association. The members of the Association include banks, securities, insurance, funds, futures, trusts, asset management, consumer finance, credit service, Internet payment, investment, wealth management, lending and other institutions, as well as some institutions that undertake the functions of financial infrastructure and financial research and education, basically covering the mainstream and emerging formats of Internet finance.

2. Who are the members of China Internet Finance Association?

First of all, it must meet the regulatory requirements of the regulatory authorities, comply with the company's articles of association and self-discipline conventions, and be in a leading position in the industry. Companies like CreditEase, Baidu and Tencent are all eligible to join.

3. What is China Internet Finance Association?

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4. What is the role of China Internet Finance Association, making decisions for the people or something else?

China Internet Finance Industry Association was established on 20 13 1 1. It is an all-round social organization voluntarily composed of national financial institutions, Internet organizations and social groups and individuals engaged in the Internet.