Police Step Up Scrutiny of Debt Collection Industry, Some Collection Firms Lay Off Staff or Cease Operations

Concerned that debt collection practices could affect social stability, police authorities have recently stepped up scrutiny of collection companies and cracked down on violent debt collection. Some collection firms have laid off staff or ceased operations, and the pace of banks' non-performing loan recovery has slowed.

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2026-09-29 12:16 · 9月28日彭博社报道，中国银行业加快批量出售个人不良贷款，但公安加强催收行业审查致部分公司停业裁员，回收放缓，前八个月资产包挂牌超1000个涉2750亿元。

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Sayings · 2026-09-29 12:02 Bloomberg reported on September 28 that China's banking sector is accelerating the bulk sale of personal non-performing loans, but police have stepped up scrutiny of the debt collection industry, causing some companies to halt operations and lay off staff, slowing recoveries; in the first eight months, over 1,000 asset packages were listed, involving 275 billion yuan.

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