In late 2015, investors in one of China’s largest peer-to-peer lending companies, Ezubao, found themselves unable to retrieve their deposits. By September the next year, 26 Ezubao employees had been sentenced for effectively running a Ponzi scheme and failing to repay as much as Rmb38bn ($5.5bn) to investors.
2015年底，中國最大的“個人對個人”(P2P)貸款公司之一“e租寶”(Ezubao)的投資者發現無法取出存款。次年9月，26名e租寶員工因實施一種龐氏騙局以及未能償還投資者380億元人民幣（合55億美元）而被判刑。
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