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Ant Group execs step down as Alibaba partners as China's regulatory scrutiny pushes firms to seek distance

By: CNBC.com News
Ant Group is an affiliate of Alibaba in which the e-commerce giant owns 33%. But the fintech giant has been looking to distance itself since its halted IPO.
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