通讯员 石冠婷 齐鲁晚报·齐鲁壹点 李楠楠 山东省融资租赁行业协会开展此次典型案例评选，旨在选树在服务国家战略、推动绿色低碳转型升级、构建现代化产业体系等方面表现突出的标杆企业与 优秀实践，为全省融资租赁行业的高质量发展提供路径参考和经验借鉴。烟台市财金融资租赁有限公司自成立以来，紧扣国家"双碳"战略目标，将绿色租 赁作为核心业务发展方向。公司为山东省首批、烟台市首家固体废物资源再生利用企业量身定制了近千万元的危废处置设备直租方案，助力企业焕新降本 提效，充分发挥了"融资+融物"的业务属性优势，将融资租赁与绿色产业紧密结合，精准匹配企业在新设备升级、产业结构转型等方面的资金需求，助力 绿色产业蓬勃发展。 此次获评"绿色租赁与可持续发展标杆"优秀案例，是业界对财金融资租赁公司在服务实体经济、推动绿色可持续发展等方面的充分认可。 下步，财金融资租赁公司将继续秉承服务实体经济的初心，围绕"普惠租赁、科技租赁、绿色租赁、厂商租赁"四大业务发展方向，创新金融租赁服务模 式，加大对实体经济特别是科技创新、先进制造、绿色低碳等领域的支持力度，为推动制造业智能化、绿色化升级和实体经济的高质量发展贡献更多"租 赁力量"。 近日 ...

Core Insights - Shanghai has become a hub for financing leasing headquarters in China, leading in various fields such as green leasing [1] - As of September 2025, there are over 1,000 financing leasing companies in Shanghai, with a total asset scale exceeding 3 trillion yuan, accounting for approximately 40% of the national total [1] - The asset scale of financing leasing in Shanghai ranks first in the country [1]

Group 1 - The first China Green Leasing Innovation Development Annual Conference (2025) and the Yangtze River Delta G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor ESG Development Alliance Cooperation Exchange Conference were held in Shanghai, gathering government departments, financial institutions, research organizations, and industry experts to explore new paths for green leasing and ESG development [1] - The Shanghai Financing Leasing Association released the 2025 China Green Leasing Development Report, which systematically reviews the low-carbon transformation practices of green leasing services nationwide and introduces an industry index [1] - Taiping Petrochemical Financial Leasing was recognized as one of the "Top 50 Green Leasing Companies in China" by the Green Leasing Special Committee of the Shanghai Financing Leasing Industry Association [1] Group 2 - The company has closely followed the national "dual carbon" strategic guidance, incorporating green leasing into its core development strategy, and has continuously increased resource investment and business layout in clean energy, energy conservation and environmental protection, and green transportation sectors [5] - The company aims to establish itself as a leading benchmark in the green leasing industry [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful launch of a financing lease project by Jianxin Financial Leasing for a storage energy project, marking a significant breakthrough in the green leasing sector and an initial foray into the energy storage market [2][4]. Group 1: Project Details - Jianxin Financial Leasing has initiated its first independent energy storage financing lease project with Shanghai Ronghe Yuanchu Energy Co., Ltd., which has a cumulative shipment volume exceeding 20 GWh and an asset operation scale of over 9.2 GWh [2]. - The financing is aimed at supporting the construction of an energy storage power station in Taicang City, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, with a phase one scale of 100 MW/200 MWh [4]. Group 2: Strategic Collaboration - This project enhances the strategic partnership between Jianxin Financial Leasing and Ronghe Yuanchu, laying a solid foundation for further collaboration [4][5]. - The company aims to leverage its "financing + asset" product advantages to provide tailored service solutions, optimizing debt structure and reducing financing costs [4]. Group 3: Future Directions - Jianxin Financial Leasing plans to continue focusing on new energy storage, wind power, and photovoltaic sectors, innovating products and optimizing services to contribute to the construction of a new energy system and achieving carbon peak goals [5].

Core Viewpoint - The Tianjin Municipal Financial Office has released a five-year implementation plan aimed at establishing an international first-class national leasing innovation demonstration zone, with a target of reaching a total asset value of 2.8 trillion yuan for leasing companies by the end of 2030 [1][2]. Group 1: Consolidation of Advantages and Expansion into New Fields - The plan sets clear quantitative goals for the leasing industry, aiming to maintain a leading position in traditional sectors such as aircraft, ships, offshore leasing, and green leasing, with targets including 3,000 aircraft and 1,600 ships leased, and green leasing assets exceeding 650 billion yuan [2]. - It emphasizes the expansion into new leasing sectors, particularly in computing power leasing and low-altitude economic equipment, to create a "computing power leasing hub" and inject new momentum into the real economy [2]. Group 2: Comprehensive Support System - The plan outlines a comprehensive support system across ten dimensions, including financing, legal, talent, and business innovation [3]. - To address financing challenges, it proposes a dual approach of securing special credit policies from banking institutions and encouraging direct financing through corporate bonds and asset securitization [3]. - It aims to enhance the legal environment by leveraging the expertise of the Tianjin Free Trade Zone financing leasing court and establishing a multi-faceted dispute resolution mechanism [3]. Group 3: Policy and Business Innovation - Key highlights include allowing financial leasing companies to issue foreign currency loans to project companies and supporting operational leasing to collect foreign currency rents [4]. - The plan encourages deep integration of leasing companies with the industrial chain and promotes export leasing through collaboration with the China Export Credit Insurance Corporation [4]. Group 4: Building a World-Class Industrial Cluster - The plan aims to create a nationally influential high-end leasing industry think tank and support core enterprises in the industrial chain to invest in compliant leasing companies [5]. - It seeks to establish a global aircraft leasing center and an international ship leasing center in the Dongjiang Comprehensive Bonded Zone, optimizing the business environment to compete with international hubs like Singapore and Hong Kong [5]. - The plan also emphasizes the importance of digital and intelligent regulatory transformations to ensure the stable development of the leasing industry [5].

Core Insights - The report by CBRE highlights the recovery and analysis of Hong Kong's office market from 2022 to 2025, predicting a gradual increase in office demand until 2028 due to economic improvement and various driving factors [1][4]. Group 1: Market Trends (2022-2025) - Total leasing area increased by 1.1 million square feet, driven by some industries expanding office space despite cost-saving measures [2][3]. - The vacancy rate has risen to over 17%, nearly double the pre-pandemic level, due to significant supply increases [2][3]. - New Grade A office supply reached 7 million square feet, 2.3 times the previous period, marking the highest level of new supply in 15 years [2][3]. - 55% of the new supply remains unleased, contributing to 3.9 million square feet of vacant space [2][3]. - Rental rates have decreased by 17% during this period, a slower decline compared to the 27% drop observed in the previous study period [2][3]. Group 2: Emerging Trends - New trends in the Grade A office market include a recovery in total leasing area, with significant growth from public and educational sectors, as well as non-traditional banking and financial companies [3]. - There is a shift in corporate office footprints, with local companies expanding while multinational firms are downsizing [3]. - The trend of decentralization from Central has slowed, with a continuous decline in space involved over two research periods [3]. - Increased demand for green offices, with owners actively renovating to meet environmental standards [3]. - The shared office space sector is contracting, indicating a shift in market dynamics [3]. Group 3: Future Outlook (2026-2028) - CBRE expresses confidence in Hong Kong's economic prospects, with improvements in global rankings enhancing market confidence and attracting global enterprises [4][5]. - Office demand is expected to gradually recover, driven by the resurgence of traditional services, increased presence of mainland Chinese companies, and emerging new economy sectors [4][5]. - The market will see a rethinking of workplace strategies to adapt to the new normal, with varying competitive dynamics across different regions [4][5]. - Tsim Sha Tsui West is anticipated to emerge as a strategic alternative hub for financial companies [4][5]. - Owners are adopting flexible leasing strategies, including green leases and shared facilities, to meet evolving tenant demands [5].

Core Insights - The "2025 China Financing Leasing Comprehensive Quality Model" and "2025 China Financing Leasing ESG Impact Model" are nearing completion, with a list of the top 15 leasing companies set to be released [1] - The financing leasing industry is facing challenges such as asset contraction, narrowing interest margins, and transformation pressures, necessitating the establishment of new development benchmarks [1] - The evaluation process for the lists involved multiple rigorous steps, including data collection, preliminary model assessment, self-nomination by institutions, and expert review [1][3] Group 1: Evaluation Framework - The evaluation framework emphasizes a shift from "scale-oriented" to "quality-oriented" assessments, focusing on four dimensions: asset quality, operational stability, professional and innovative capabilities, and contributions to social responsibility [4][5] - The assessment aims to provide a comprehensive view of leasing companies, considering not just size but also the quality of their asset structure, risk control systems, and sustainable profit models [5] Group 2: Data Sources and Methodology - The evaluation utilizes public data and real transaction information to gain insights into the underlying assets of leasing institutions, enhancing the accuracy of assessments [6] - The "2025 China Financing Leasing ESG Impact Model" incorporates the UN Global Compact principles, SASB standards, GRI standards, and local reporting guidelines to evaluate ESG performance [6] Group 3: Industry Direction and Value - The lists aim to guide the industry towards high-quality and socially impactful development, focusing on the role of leasing companies in supporting technological innovation, green transformation, and inclusive finance [7] - The release of the lists serves multiple stakeholders: it acts as a "health report" for financial institutions and investors, a "compass" for leasing companies to identify quality partners, and a new perspective for regulators to observe industry quality [8] Group 4: Authority and Collaboration - The lists are developed through collaboration among four authoritative institutions, ensuring the credibility and objectivity of the evaluations [3] - The involvement of leading organizations in finance, asset trading, credit rating, and ESG services enhances the robustness of the evaluation framework [3][10]

Group 1 - The credit system for financing leasing in the new energy vehicle sector is currently incomplete, making it difficult to assess the default risk of lessees. A comprehensive personal credit assessment system is needed to integrate credit data from various banks and insurance companies into a transparent and coordinated information system [1] - The automotive financing leasing industry faces challenges due to the lack of formal national laws and regulations. Existing regulations often do not adequately address new issues arising in this emerging sector. It is recommended to support financing leasing in new industries through policy measures and to include it in the central bank's credit system [3] - The introduction of financing leasing for new energy buses alleviates the financial pressure of charging infrastructure and the one-time purchase of vehicles. This model offers sustainability, good regulation, and shared risks and benefits, indicating a strong future integration of financing leasing and new energy vehicles [5] Group 2 - The company has been recognized as an "Innovative Breakthrough Enterprise in Financing Leasing" in Shaanxi Province and is among the top 50 in the industry. It aims to deepen its focus on new energy, intelligent manufacturing, and high-end technology equipment while expanding green leasing services to support high-quality development of the real economy [7]

Core Viewpoint - The announcement of a leadership change at China Power Investment Group's financing leasing subsidiary, Ronghe Leasing, highlights the company's ongoing focus on clean energy and its significant asset management scale in the sector [1][3]. Company Overview - Ronghe Leasing, established in March 2014, is the first leasing company set up by a central enterprise in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, with a registered capital of 1.507 billion USD (approximately 10.035 billion RMB) [3]. - The company holds the highest AAA credit rating from China Chengxin International Credit Rating Co., Ltd. and has been recognized as a green enterprise with a Ge-1 rating [3]. Leadership Change - Yao Min has stepped down as the legal representative and chairman of Ronghe Leasing, with Zhang Quanming elected as the new chairman [3][4]. - Zhang Quanming currently serves as the director, general manager, and deputy secretary of the Party Committee at China Power Investment Group Capital Holdings Co., Ltd. [4]. Asset Management and Focus - Ronghe Leasing has managed assets exceeding 130 billion RMB, with over 75% of its asset structure focused on the energy and power industry [3]. - The company has invested in wind and solar power, with a cumulative installed capacity exceeding 71 million kilowatts, emphasizing its commitment to green leasing [3]. Market Strategy - In response to market uncertainties, Ronghe Leasing is expanding its equity investment along the industrial chain, developing new material projects such as sodium battery cathodes, silicon-carbon anodes, and solid-state batteries [3]. - The company aims to promote the green and low-carbon transformation of the energy industry, achieving cumulative tax and profit contributions exceeding 10 billion RMB [3].

Core Insights - The financing leasing industry is focusing on transforming its traditional model to better integrate into the real industrial chain, enhancing its role as a "device updater" and "technology upgrader" in the new industrialization process [1][3] Industry Development - As of June 2025, there are approximately 7,020 financial leasing and financing leasing companies in China, with a total contract balance of about 5.42 trillion yuan [2] - The industry is encouraged to rely on policy support to accelerate transformation and expand its influence [2] Policy Guidance - The People's Bank of China and seven other departments issued guidelines to support new industrialization, emphasizing the dual functions of financing and asset leasing [3] - The guidelines aim to deepen the collaboration between financing leasing and key sectors such as electronic information, aviation manufacturing, and green low-carbon industries [3] Green Leasing Initiatives - Hebei Province has implemented a series of supportive policies for independent energy storage projects, including a direct leasing business for energy storage equipment worth 176 million yuan [4] - Experts suggest that financial leasing companies should innovate green leasing products, integrating tools like "green bonds" and "carbon finance" [4] Financial Innovation - A notable policy initiative is the promotion of asset securitization for manufacturing financing leasing, which is expected to enhance liquidity and expand funding sources [5][6] - This initiative will help leasing companies optimize asset management and improve funding allocation efficiency [6] Infrastructure Support - The guidelines also emphasize the importance of supporting digital infrastructure construction through long-term loans and various financing methods [7] - Financing leasing companies are encouraged to provide support to service providers in digital transformation, creating a closed-loop ecosystem [7] Collaborative Efforts - The guidelines call for enhanced cooperation among various financial institutions to mitigate risks and improve information sharing [8] - Financing leasing institutions are encouraged to develop service systems that combine leasing with guarantees, securities, and equity investments to support advanced manufacturing [8]