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新规落地在即 经济日报:为助贷业务规范发展戴上“紧箍咒”
Zhong Guo Jing Ji Wang· 2025-09-30 12:38
行业尾部机构有望加速出清,利好头部合规机构长期发展。此前,银行无需披露合作机构,部分银行可能通过与不合规机构合作隐性获利。新规下,商业银 行需对合作机构实行名单制管理并公开名单。同时,新规对助贷机构合规性提出要求,若合作机构出现违规行为,银行也将承担连带责任。在此情况下,合 规体系完善的头部机构违规风险更低,市场份额也将进一步向合规业务集中,有利于行业长期健康稳定发展。(经济日报记者彭江) 助贷业务定价机制将更透明。利率是消费者最为关注的指标,也是近些年助贷平台备受争议的焦点。过去,一些平台除了收取借贷利率外,还会向借款人收 取咨询费、会员费等费用,导致借款人最终的融资成本远高于标注的借贷利率。针对上述问题,新规规定,商业银行应当将增信服务机构向借款人收取的增 信服务费计入综合融资成本,明确不得以咨询费、顾问费等形式变相提高增信服务费率。可以预见,穿透式的成本核算和收费透明化,将有效遏制助贷市场 隐性收费乱象。 金融消费者权益将得到更好保护。助贷业务主要服务于个人消费和小微企业、个体工商户。过去,平台诱导过度借贷、暴力催收或泄露用户隐私等现象时有 发生,损害了消费者的财产权、知情权和隐私权。此次新规就加强金融 ...
从亏损3亿到净赚1.5亿,中银消费金融靠助贷“咸鱼翻身”
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-01 15:42
不过,伴随着宏观环境、业务特性等因素,消金线下资产的质量问题逐步暴露,以线下业务为代表的中银消费金融、兴业消费金融 等均受到影响,早在2023年末,中银消金的不良率就已经飙升到3.47%,2024年不良率延续增长态势至3.56%: 近日,中银消费金融的三股东发布了2025年半年度报告,由此带出其上半年业绩表现。 《中银消费金融有限公司2024年度信息披露报告》显示,上海陆家嘴金融发展有限公司(简称:陆家嘴金融)为中银消费金融的三 股东,持股比例13.44%。 根据陆家嘴金融对旗下参股公司的披露,截至2025H1,中银消费金融(简称"中银消金")总资产为817.03亿元,截至2025H1的营业 收入、净利润则分别为36.81亿元、1.5亿元。 给大家整理了中银消金自2022年以来的主要财务指标,可以观察到,中银消金利润从2024H1的亏损3.06亿元,到一年后的净赚1.5亿 元,已成功实现"翻身": | | | 中银消费金融近年资产、营业收入与净利润 | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | | | (单位:亿元) | | | | 2022 | 20 ...
苏银消金开启业绩狂飙:九成助贷占比下,十月新规成关键考题
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2025-08-29 09:35
Core Viewpoint - Jiangsu Bank's subsidiary, SuYin Consumer Finance Co., Ltd. (SuYin Xiaojin), has shown significant growth in assets, revenue, and net profit as of June 30, 2025, indicating a strong performance in the consumer finance sector [2][7][13]. Financial Performance - As of June 30, 2025, SuYin Xiaojin's total assets reached 63.037 billion yuan, a 22.74% increase compared to the end of the previous year [2][5]. - The company reported an operating income of 2.744 billion yuan and a net profit of 380 million yuan [2][7]. - In the first quarter of 2025, SuYin Xiaojin achieved an operating income of 1.316 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 69.12%, and a net profit of 176 million yuan, up 59.9% year-on-year [7][8]. Asset Quality - The non-performing loan (NPL) ratio as of March 31, 2025, was 1.41%, down from 1.56% at the end of the previous year, indicating improved asset quality [6][8]. - The provision coverage ratio increased from 154.42% in 2022 to 182.75% in the first quarter of 2025, reflecting a stronger buffer against potential loan losses [6][8]. Business Model and Strategy - SuYin Xiaojin's business model heavily relies on assistive lending, with over 91% of its loan balance coming from internet platform channels [9][10]. - The company has established partnerships with major platforms such as Ant Group, Meituan, and JD.com, enhancing its market reach [10][11]. - The company employs a dual strategy of profit-sharing and credit enhancement in its lending operations, primarily collaborating with leading internet platforms and private banks [11]. Regulatory Environment - Upcoming regulations on assistive lending, set to take effect in October, may significantly impact SuYin Xiaojin's operations, given its reliance on this business model [12][13]. - The company has not yet disclosed the list of assistive lending partners, which is crucial for compliance with the new regulatory framework [12][13]. Future Outlook - Jiangsu Bank's proposed capital increase for SuYin Xiaojin is expected to provide additional momentum for its growth trajectory [2][13]. - The ability of SuYin Xiaojin to balance growth and risk within the new regulatory environment will be critical for its continued success [13].
揭开助贷兜底面纱 窥见息费高筑背后担保链条
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-08-12 06:10
Group 1 - The article highlights the expansion of high-interest online lending products, with rates approaching 36%, amidst a backdrop of declining consumer loan rates from banks [1][3] - Financing guarantee companies play a crucial role in the online lending ecosystem, providing credit enhancement services such as risk sharing and compensation guarantees [1][6] - The "dual guarantee" model is emerging in the industry, allowing lenders to circumvent the 24% interest rate cap by splitting the pricing into two parts, which increases borrower debt vulnerability [1][7] Group 2 - The proliferation of online lending access points through various apps reflects a strong market demand for financial services, particularly in areas underserved by traditional financial institutions [2][3] - Many online lending platforms are now offering loans with interest rates that can exceed the legal cap of 24%, particularly in the case of licensed financial institutions [3][4] - The high fees associated with financing guarantees are often not disclosed upfront to borrowers, leading to consumer complaints about unexpected costs [8][9] Group 3 - The "dual guarantee" model, while expanding financial service coverage, raises concerns about compliance and consumer protection due to its complexity and potential for high costs [7][9] - Regulatory oversight is needed to address issues such as excessive borrowing, misleading marketing practices, and inadequate risk disclosures by online lending platforms [9][10] - Financial institutions and lending platforms must prioritize data security and transparency in their operations to protect consumer information and rights [10]
风控能力跃升构建利润引擎,低估值高回报的乐信(LX.US)将演绎价值回归
Ge Long Hui· 2025-08-08 09:25
Core Viewpoint - Lexin (LX.US) reported strong financial performance in Q2, with revenue of 3.59 billion RMB, a 15.6% increase quarter-over-quarter, and a GAAP net profit of 511 million RMB, up 19% quarter-over-quarter and 126% year-over-year, marking the highest profit in 14 quarters [1] Financial Performance - Q2 operating revenue reached 3.64 billion RMB, with significant contributions from credit facilitation service income and tech-empowered service income [3] - Financial net income increased from 1.818 billion RMB in the previous quarter to 2 billion RMB, reflecting a 10% growth [1][2] Risk Improvement - The company has shown continuous improvement in risk indicators, with new asset FPD decreasing by approximately 5% and the overall asset 90+ delinquency rate down by about 6% [4] - The positive change in the fair value of financial guarantee derivatives and loans has further contributed to profit, indicating improved risk levels [4][5] Strategic Adjustments - In response to the new lending regulations, Lexin proactively adjusted its risk strategy in Q2, enhancing risk identification and management for high-risk clients [5] - The company is leveraging technology upgrades to improve risk control capabilities and differentiate pricing strategies, leading to quality growth [5][6] Ecosystem Development - Lexin's ecosystem business is rapidly expanding, with significant growth in installment retail and e-commerce, achieving a 71% increase in gross profit to 97 million RMB and an 80% increase in GMV to 2 billion RMB [6][7] - The integration of technology and finance is seen as a long-term competitive advantage, with AI being embedded in various operational processes [8][9] Shareholder Returns - The company announced a dividend of 0.194 USD per ADS, a 76% increase from the previous period, and plans to increase the dividend payout ratio from 25% to 30% of net profit [10][11] - A stock buyback plan of up to 50 million USD is also in place, aimed at enhancing shareholder value and boosting stock performance [10][11] Valuation Perspective - Lexin's current PE ratio is below 4, and PB ratio is 0.67, indicating it is undervalued compared to peers, with potential for valuation premium as risk improves and technology integration progresses [11]
助贷规模扩大 合规是展业方向
Jin Rong Shi Bao· 2025-08-08 07:55
Core Insights - The growth of loan facilitation platforms has made them significant players in the financial sector, with approximately 9 platforms having loan scales exceeding 100 billion yuan, including Ant Group surpassing 1 trillion yuan [1] - The business model of loan facilitation involves internet financial platforms collaborating with banks to direct traffic and jointly issue loans, without the platforms providing funding [1] Business Model - Loan Facilitation - Loan facilitation has emerged as a distinct model due to the increasing value of traffic in the platform economy, where internet platforms seek monetization channels through financial services [1] - The 2023 report by the China Internet Finance Association defines loan facilitation as the collaboration between online financial platforms and banks to conduct traffic directing and joint loan issuance [1] Financial Technology Company Performance - In Q3 2024, several listed financial technology companies reported significant transaction amounts facilitated, with JiaYin Technology at 26.7 billion yuan (up 10.3%), XinYe Technology at 15.4 billion yuan (up 25%), and YiRenZhiKe at 13.4 billion yuan (up 36%) [2] - The number of cooperative financial institutions for these companies has generally exceeded 100, indicating a broadening of their loan facilitation business [2] Core Resources - Technology - Technology plays a crucial role in customer acquisition and risk control, with financial institutions actively exploring and implementing technological solutions [3] - Financial technology companies are investing heavily in research and development, with one company reporting R&D expenditures of 149 million yuan in Q3, a 17.7% increase [3] Future Development - Compliance - Despite having a first-mover advantage, financial technology companies face pressures in customer acquisition, with a shift towards optimizing existing customer bases and deepening channel engagement [5] - The loan facilitation industry is under significant compliance pressure, particularly regarding interest fees and collection practices, necessitating ongoing consumer protection efforts [5] - Regulatory policies are increasingly focused on enhancing the self-operated and risk control capabilities of financial institutions, prompting loan facilitation companies to diversify their cooperation models [6]
银行收紧资金供应,中小助贷平台“成本涨了三个百分点”
第一财经· 2025-06-16 02:23
Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the new lending regulations is set to reshape the landscape of the lending industry, with a significant focus on interest rate limits and compliance requirements [1][2]. Summary by Sections Lending Rate Dynamics - The annual interest rate of 24% is becoming a critical threshold in the lending industry, with many banks starting to reject loans in the 24%-36% range, leading to increased funding costs for smaller lending institutions [3][4]. - Loans with an annual comprehensive financing cost of 24% or below are legally protected, while competition in consumer loans has led banks to accept loans with rates between 24% and 36% [4][5]. Impact on Lending Institutions - Smaller lending institutions are experiencing a rapid increase in funding costs, while larger institutions are less affected due to their focus on loans below 24% and diverse funding sources [5][6]. - The tightening of loan approvals in the 24%-36% range is forcing smaller institutions to reconsider their business models, as they previously relied on higher-rate loans to cover costs [5][6]. Shift Towards Major Players and Cross-Industry Collaborations - Banks are increasingly collaborating with major lending platforms like Ant Group and JD.com, while also exploring partnerships with cross-industry players to enhance their customer acquisition strategies [8][9]. - New partnerships with non-traditional lending platforms, such as travel apps, are emerging as banks seek to leverage their user bases for more effective customer targeting [9][10]. Regulatory Compliance and Market Response - The new regulations require banks to enhance their due diligence and establish clear agreements with lending platforms, reflecting a shift towards stricter compliance and risk management [10]. - Recent penalties imposed on institutions for non-compliance highlight the regulatory scrutiny in the lending sector, emphasizing the need for adherence to the new guidelines [10].
助贷新规驱动,多家机构披露合作名单!行业格局或进一步分化
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2025-05-27 11:21
Core Viewpoint - The new regulations on internet lending by commercial banks, issued by the National Financial Supervision Administration, require banks to implement a whitelist system for cooperative platform operators, prohibiting partnerships with unlisted entities, leading to significant changes in the lending industry [2][5]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - The National Financial Supervision Administration released the "Notice on Strengthening the Management of Internet Lending Business by Commercial Banks" in April 2025, mandating a whitelist management system for cooperative platforms [2][5]. - The new regulations aim to enhance the quality and efficiency of financial services by restricting banks from collaborating with non-listed institutions [5][6]. Group 2: Industry Response - Within two months of the new regulations, several institutions, including Guangzhou Bank and Chengde Bank, have disclosed their lists of cooperative lending partners, primarily consisting of leading platforms and various types of institutions [4][6]. - Guangzhou Bank's latest disclosure includes 17 cooperative lending platforms and credit enhancement service providers, such as Lexin and WeBank [6]. Group 3: Market Dynamics - The implementation of the whitelist system is expected to intensify industry differentiation and reshuffling, with a clear trend of consolidation among leading lending platforms [13][14]. - The new regulations have already highlighted existing disparities in the industry, where major internet companies have leveraged their capital strength to expand their financial services [13][14]. Group 4: Company Performance - The report from Mashang Consumer Finance indicates that the company achieved a net profit of 2.281 billion yuan in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 15.10%, despite a decline in on-balance sheet loan issuance [16][19]. - Mashang Consumer Finance's open platform business has seen significant growth, with loan disbursements reaching 180.59 billion yuan in 2024, contrasting with a decrease in traditional loan issuance [17][19].