融资租赁资产处置的多维困境与破局思考

Group 1 - The core issue in the financing leasing industry is the complexity of asset disposal, which is significantly higher than traditional credit assets due to the dual legal attributes of property rights and debt rights [2] - Current industry faces four main asset disposal challenges: inability to locate assets, high costs of removal, difficulty in selling, and price suppression in the buyer's market [3][4] - Specific examples highlight the challenges, such as a solar energy company losing 320 million yuan worth of equipment due to improper asset tracking and the inability to recover costs from dismantling specialized equipment [3][5] Group 2 - The root causes of these issues can be analyzed from subjective and objective perspectives, including a deviation from business logic and market constraints [5][6] - Subjective reasons include a focus on scale expansion over the intrinsic properties of leased assets, leading to poor asset selection [5] - Objective pain points involve market and technical limitations, where some leasing companies accept non-disposable assets due to industry norms, resulting in assets becoming "paper rights" [6] Group 3 - Strategies for asset disposal should shift from passive responses to proactive planning, utilizing macroeconomic indicators to guide decisions [7] - A classification matrix for asset management is proposed, categorizing assets into high liquidity, strong cyclical, and specialized equipment, each with tailored disposal strategies [7] - The approach should evolve from single-line asset management to a comprehensive strategy that integrates various asset control measures [8] Group 4 - Future trends in asset disposal include leveraging high-tech solutions for asset tracking and monitoring, such as AI-assisted due diligence and real-time GPS monitoring [10][11] - Building cross-industry ecological alliances is essential for enhancing asset disposal efficiency and mitigating risks through resource integration [12] - The essence of financing leasing asset disposal is to transform risk exposure into value opportunities, emphasizing the need for a full value chain capability from precise pricing to dynamic monitoring and diversified exit strategies [13]