On April 29, 13 internet platform providers engaged in finance services were summoned to a meeting in Beijing with regulators, the latest in a series of meetings aimed at tightening control over its homegrown internet giants. WeChat operator Tencent Holdings Ltd. and the on-demand delivery giant Meituan are among those tech firms which offer financial services like personal loans and insurance policies on their mobile apps. Earlier this month, Ant Group, e-commerce giant Alibaba’s financial wing, confirmed that it would transform into a financial holding company overseen by China’s central bank after its representatives were summoned to a meeting with the regime’s regulators. Ant’s group’s case had some warning effect, but other financial platforms remain in a wait-and-see mode, reported state-run media Xinhua News. Companies were told to proactively restructure their financial wings as holding companies subject to more rigorous supervision and obtain licenses before launching financial services, according to a statement issued …