Core Insights - The implementation of new regulations for internet lending has shown significant results, with approximately 120 financial institutions disclosing their cooperation lists with over 500 technology and financial service companies by the end of October [1][2] - However, issues such as non-standard disclosure formats and inaccurate information have been identified, including hidden disclosure locations and lack of search functionality [1][2] Group 1 - As of the end of October, around 120 financial institutions have disclosed their internet lending cooperation lists, with nearly 4000 instances of disclosures [1] - The disclosed cooperation lists include over 500 companies, but the format and accuracy of the information remain problematic [1][2] - The China Internet Finance Association has proposed three initiatives to improve the disclosure process, emphasizing the need for clear and accessible information for consumers [2] Group 2 - The new regulations, effective from October 1, aim to address issues in the internet lending sector, including management inadequacies and consumer rights protection [2][3] - Financial institutions are required to manage their cooperation lists and disclose them through official channels, ensuring timely updates and accurate information [3] - The regulations prohibit banks from collaborating with institutions not included in the approved lists, reinforcing compliance and oversight [3]