China's regulatory crackdown on lending platforms is hitting legitimate loan facilitators Yiren Digital and Qfin hard. A new 24% interest rate cap and mandatory fee disclosure by August 1st have forced both companies to see revenue declines and profit drops in Q4 2025. Regulators are shifting from administrative fines to criminal prosecutions for lenders exceeding the cap. Both companies are pivoting to AI and SaaS services as their traditional lending business faces increasing pressure, with further rate cuts expected by 2027.

Qfin Holdings, an AI-empowered Credit-Tech platform in China, announced it will report its Q4 and full year 2025 financial results on March 17, 2026, followed by an earnings conference call. The company provides technology services to financial institutions and SMEs across the loan lifecycle.

China Renaissance Holdings is purchasing two portfolios of nonperforming personal loans from Qfin subsidiaries for 308 million yuan, betting on high returns from distressed debt recovery. The move comes as China's economic slowdown creates growing bad debt opportunities, though the company faces significant challenges in recovering funds from hundreds of thousands of risky borrowers with long-overdue, unsecured loans.

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Qfin Holdings will report its unaudited Q2 2025 financial results on August 14, 2025, with a conference call scheduled for the same day, providing details on its AI-powered Credit-Tech platform services.

Qifu Technology held its annual general meeting, approving key resolutions including changing the company name to Qfin Holdings, updating its memorandum and articles of association, re-appointing Deloitte as auditor, and re-electing Mr. Xiangge Liu as a director.

Qifu Technology, Inc., a leading AI-empowered Credit-Tech platform in China, announced that it will hold an annual general meeting of shareholders on June 30, 2025, to consider various corporate actions, including a name change and the re-appointment of its auditor and director.

Qifu Technology, a leading AI-empowered credit-tech platform in China, reported strong Q4 results with revenue growth and improved profitability. The company also increased its semiannual dividend, reflecting its financial strength and commitment to shareholder returns.

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Qifu Technology, a leading Credit-Tech platform in China, announced details of its share repurchase plans, including the completion of a $350 million buyback program and the authorization of a new $450 million buyback program for 2025.

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