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Renren’s small investors take asset fight to SEC

Investors in Renren, once touted as the Facebook of China, have appealed to the US Securities and Exchange Commission to stop the company selling assets to a private entity controlled by its chief executive Joseph Chen and SoftBank, the Japanese conglomerate.

The planned deal has sparked a grassroots revolt against the management of a US-listed company by mainly Chinese retail investors — ironically organised on a website part-owned by Renren.

The crown jewel among the assets, which are due to be sold to the private vehicle next month, is a near-15 per cent stake in SoFi, the fast-growing online lender. At SoFi’s last private valuation of $4.3bn, this would be worth more than $600m, but Renren is valuing it at about half that.

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