In order to further optimize the regulatory rating system for financial leasing companies and effectively implement classified supervision, the State Administration of Financial Supervision and Administration released the revised regulatory rating methods for financial leasing companies on the 24th. The head of the relevant department of the State Administration for Financial Regulation stated that in recent years, with the acceleration of the transformation of financial leasing companies, the differences in development strategies, business models, and operational capabilities among companies have become more prominent. The original rating method can no longer meet the needs of high-quality industry development and classified supervision by regulatory authorities. The "Regulatory Rating Measures for Financial Leasing Companies" integrate the rating elements of "management quality" and corporate governance evaluation into the "corporate governance" element, and add the "information technology management" element, forming five rating dimensions of "corporate governance, capital management, risk management, professional competence, and information technology management", with score weights of 20%, 15%, 30%, 25%, and 10%, respectively. The rating system has further optimized the setting of regulatory rating levels, dividing regulatory rating results from excellent to poor into levels 1 to 5 and S, with levels 2 and 3 further divided into two levels: A and B. The higher the rating value, the higher the risk. For situations such as restructuring, takeover, and market exit, it can be directly classified as level S. The rating method is clear, and the regulatory rating results will serve as the main basis for regulatory authorities to formulate and adjust regulatory plans, allocate regulatory resources, and take regulatory measures. They will also serve as prudential conditions for market access work such as the business scope and institutional establishment of financial leasing companies. The State Administration for Financial Regulation stated that the revision, release, and implementation of the rating system have further improved the regulatory system for financial leasing companies, which is conducive to guiding them to strengthen risk management and internal control, prevent financial risks, actively leverage their unique advantages, and better serve the overall economic and social development. (New Society)