Jingdong and Noah's wealth are against each other, and "the carrot chapter deceived 30 billion" continues to ferment

On the evening of December 4, the official public account of Noah Fortune issued a statement on Gopher Assets, saying that it had paid attention to the statement issued by Jingdong Group about the company. The company believes that the description of "Noah Fortune has had more than ten similar incidents in recent years, tens of billions of funds...", etc., are seriously untrue, which has infringed on the company's reputation, and will take legal measures to protect its legitimate rights and interests.

Previously, in response to the "Chengxing case" that was involved in the "Chengxing case" of "carving two radish chapters to defraud 30 billion", Jingdong publicly responded and did not be a "scapegoat".

"JD.com Spokesperson" Weibo posted, "Noah Fortune and Gopher Assets still ignore the trust of investors, refuse to examine their internal management issues, maliciously launch an unbelievably high lawsuit against the third party JD.com, in an attempt to confuse the public, continue to mislead investors and the general public, shirk and shift responsibility, find a 'scapegoat' for themselves, and believe that the court will judge the case fairly." ”

JD.com stressed that it was an unwitting victim, and that the "Chengxing" company had easily deceived Gopher of a huge amount of financing by creating a false appearance; Noah Fortune had long-term serious risk control deficiencies, and failed to fulfill its corresponding responsibilities and obligations to investors, but instead took malicious litigation and measures to shake the blame.

According to public information, Gopher Asset Management is a multi-asset management company under Noah Wealth, and Shanghai Gopher Asset Management Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Shanghai Gopher), which is involved in the "Chengxing Case", is 80% owned by Gopher Assets.

JD.com's official statement

It is understood that from February 2015 to June 2019, Chengxing Holdings and its affiliates defrauded Xiangcai Securities, Moshan Factoring, Shanghai Gopher, Yunnan Trust, Anhui Zhongxin and other institutions of more than 30 billion yuan of funds through fictitious supply chain trade with Suning and JD.com, and ultimately caused a loss of more than 80 billion yuan. Among them, Noah Fortune and its Gopher assets involved in the case amounted to more than 3.4 billion yuan, mainly from the "Creation Core Enterprise Series Private Equity Fund" initiated and established by Shanghai Gopher.

Tianyancha shows that on November 24 this year, Shanghai Gopher's lawsuit against Chengxing and JD.com was tried in the Shanghai Financial Court.

Subsequently, "Carved two radish chapters deceived 30 billion" also appeared on Weibo hot search and gained a lot of attention again.

In this regard, on November 28, Gopher Assets issued a statement saying that the company was concerned about the serious inaccuracies related to the "Chengxing case" disseminated on the Internet, which had seriously infringed on the company's reputation rights and misled investors and the public. The case is in the trial stage, and our company recommends that all relevant parties respect the judiciary and not mislead the public.

Gopher Assets previously responded

However, JD.com believes that Noah Fortune's move to sue JD.com is to find a "scapegoat" for itself.

JD.com said that in the process of contract fraud in the Chengxing system, the Chengxing company used fake JD official seals, fake JD employees, fake JD systems and false transaction data to easily deceive Noah Wealth, which is known as the "global comprehensive financial platform", and its Gopher assets, and obtained huge financing from Gopher, which led to a thunderstorm. In the face of fraud that lasted for more than two years, Gopher's asset due diligence work had obvious flaws, huge loopholes in investment and financing management, and senior executive Fang Jianhua accepted huge bribes from Chengxing (sentenced in the first instance), resulting in heavy losses to investors and failing to fulfill their corresponding responsibilities and obligations to investors.