This episode of China Money Podcast, guest Misa Zhu, founder of Chinese AI start-up Rokid, speaks to Nina Xiang about his vision for his company and the future of Chinese AI industry.

Cynthia Zhang is founder of FutureX Capital, a private equity firm focused on making mid-to-late stage investments in promising tech companies in China. Previously, Zhang was the managing director of the private equity arm of China Asset Management, one of the largest Chinese fund managers. During her years there, she and her team invested in companies including Alibaba, Meituan Dianping, Meitu and Kingsoft Cloud. Earlier in her career, she worked at Merrill Lynch Securities and Delta Partners. She spoke to China Money Podcast about her views on some of the largest Chinese tech unicorns.

For Jonathan Larsen, an 18-year Citi executive, the change of joining China’s Ping An Insurance (Group) Co. is psychologically and visually massive. Last serving as Global Head of Retail Banking and Mortgages at Citi, Larsen was in charge of a 80,000 team spanning the globe. But when he joined Ping An this May as Chief Innovation Officer and also the CEO of the US$1 billion Ping An Global Voyager Fund, it was his assistant and himself on his first day......for more please visit www.chinamoneynetwork.com

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Zhifei Li, founder and CEO of Chinese artificial intelligence company Mobvoi, speaks to China Money Network's Nina Xiang on how he led his company, backed by Google and Sequoia Capital China and other investors, to the smart hardware sector from initially trying to build a voice interaction mobile app. He also talks about his belief on where the future will be for the Internet-of-Things sector, smart devices, and how to compete with tech giants including Xiaomi and others.

TiENPAY is not your average fintech start-up. With the company's origin dating back to the first mobile wallet launched in Australia in 1996, the Hong Kong-based firm has a grand dream: to become the number one global mobile wallet clearance and settlement platform.

Founded by Singaporean entrepreneur and finance veteran William Tien, the company integrates a mobile wallet app, a SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) currency exchange (with Bitcoin and other cryto-currency capabilities), and a digital asset pool that includes intellectual property rights of dozens of web films it plans to produce.

At the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of the New Champions (also known as the Summer Davos) in Dalian last week, China Money Network caught up with Prof. Xiaodong Lee, former president and CEO of China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), to chat about the development of the Internet industry in China and the country's role in managing the world wide web.

Millions of ambitious young people wake up each morning wanting to "change the world," but few have as ambitious a goal as Bill Liu, founder of Chinese flexible display company Royole Corporation. If Thomas Friedman argued that "the world is flat," then Bill Liu's mission is to bend, curve and roll up that world.

In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Jie Gong, a partner at Pantheon’s Asia Investment Team, spoke to our host Nina Xiang. Gong discussed new and important trends she sees in China's private equity and venture capital space, and what the fund-of-funds manager looks for when considering backing funds in China.