Financial media
This part of the business runs online and mobile financial news and market information platforms, and sells access to financial content and related media services.
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Finet Group Ltd is a financial media and information company. It publishes market news, stock quotes, company data, and investment commentary through online platforms and other digital channels, mainly for retail investors, traders, and people who follow Hong Kong and China markets. It also helps companies reach that audience through advertising and related media services.
The company makes money by selling advertising, media placement, and financial information services. In some cases it also earns fees from corporate communications and related support work for listed companies and financial clients. Its business sits at the point where financial markets, media, and investor communication meet.
What makes Finet’s model different is that it depends on audience trust and attention in the financial markets rather than on a physical product. Its value comes from packaging market data and news in a way that is useful to investors and valuable to advertisers and issuers who want to speak to them.
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