FundPark

About FundPark

FundPark, a Hong Kong-based financial technology company, was established in 2016 by Anson Suen, Carlos Tsang, and Henry Mok to address the significant financing gap faced by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The founders' journey began with their own e-commerce venture, where they personally encountered the difficulties of securing bank financing for expansion, inspiring them to create a solution for a widespread problem. Anson Suen, the CEO, leverages his background in quantitative finance and his experience in HSBC's commercial banking and global trade finance departments. Similarly, his co-founders brought experience in corporate lending and investment banking.

The firm operates as a digital financing platform specializing in providing working capital to the cross-border e-commerce sector. It serves digital entrepreneurs and SMEs who are often overlooked by traditional banking institutions. FundPark's business model revolves around offering collateral-free working capital loans, including invoice and purchase order financing. Revenue is generated through fees and interest on the financing it extends. The company connects these SMEs with a diverse pool of funders, including global investment banks, asset managers, and family offices.

FundPark's core offering is a technology-driven platform that utilizes a proprietary, AI-powered credit model to assess risk and predict business performance. This allows for quick, data-driven financing decisions based on real-time data from e-commerce platforms like Amazon, eBay, and Walmart, rather than relying on traditional collateral such as property. By connecting directly to a client's e-commerce platform, FundPark can assess business performance and approve funding in as little as 30 minutes, with funds disbursed within 24 hours. A key feature is the dynamic adjustment of facility limits based on live sales data, supporting the fluctuating growth needs of online businesses. Since its inception, FundPark has deployed over US$3 billion in working capital to more than 17,000 online shops. The company has secured significant backing, including asset-backed securitization facilities from major financial institutions like Goldman Sachs and HSBC.