In response to the problem that Aiqiantong does not repay, Dongcheng District Financial Office said that it will urge Aiqiantong to enter the platform and actively communicate with the complainant and resolve it through consultation. If the legitimate rights and interests are damaged, the Dongcheng District Financial Office will ask the complainant to solve it through the judicial department in time.
According to the data of Ai Jin, official website, as of August 3, 2020, the principal of the platform loan balance was19.7 billion yuan, and the interest on the loan balance was15.27 million yuan. The current number of borrowers is 324,300.
In terms of overdue, as of August 3, 2020, the overdue amount was 7.939 billion yuan, the number of overdue transactions was 425,000, the overdue amount was 6.64 billion yuan over 90 days, and the number of overdue transactions was 4 1.8 million. The overdue rate is 37.38%, and the project overdue rate is 27%.
Related Q&A: Can the latest development of Love Money fully refund the principal? Not all of them. On May 28th, Weibo, the official of Aiqianjin, said in response to a user's question: "It has been docked with the central bank's credit reporting", and the payment is not based on the central bank's credit reporting, but on the macroeconomic recovery. The reasons are as follows: the target of the credit information system is Lao Lai, not the unemployed and bankrupt, but the latter accounts for the majority; The reason for overdue bad debts of credit is that it is really not paid back; The overdue relief of credit mainly depends on the macroeconomic warming. Therefore, access to the central bank's credit information can only force a part of Lao Lai to pay back the money, which does not work for the real bankrupt and unemployed. Online lending, mbth is Internet lending, and p2p online lending is the abbreviation of online lending, including personal peer-to-peer lending and commercial peer-to-peer lending. P2P online lending refers to direct lending between individuals through the Internet platform. It is a sub-category of the Internet finance (ITFIN) industry. In 20 12, the number of online lending platforms in China increased rapidly, with about 350 active platforms so far, and the total number reached 3,054 by the end of April 20 15. P2P network credit originated in Britain, and then developed to the United States, Germany and other countries. Its typical model is: online credit companies provide a platform for borrowers and lenders to bid freely to reach a deal. In the traditional P2P model, the online lending platform only provides services such as information exchange and information value appraisal that are conducive to the completion of transactions, and does not substantially participate in the interest chain of lending. There is a direct creditor-debtor relationship between borrowers and lenders, and the online lending platform maintains its operation by charging certain fees to borrowers and lenders. In China, because the citizen credit system is not standardized, it is difficult for the traditional P2P model to protect the interests of investors. Once overdue, investors will lose everything. Therefore, in the continuous exploration and practice of P2P online lending, it is suggested that friends and relatives should be introduced into credit loans for joint guarantee, and mortgages or pledges should be introduced into other loans for counter-guarantee. At the same time, the enterprise loan project introduces a third-party financing guarantee company to audit and guarantee the project principal and interest, and requires that its guarantee scale should match the guarantor's guarantee amount, and the guarantor should also strengthen its own risk control management. Online lending, also known as P2P online lending. P2P is the abbreviation of English peer to peer, which means "person to person". Creditor's rights transfer mode Creditor's rights transfer mode can better meet the borrower's capital needs and investors' financial needs, and actively carry out business in batches instead of passively waiting for their respective matches, thus achieving rapid expansion of scale. It is closely related to the target customer groups of microfinance that the development of Internet in China has not yet spread. Almost all online lending platforms established since 20 12 are creditor's rights transfer models. Related Q&A: Taiwanese netizens satirize Big S's love of money, and Wang Xiaofei pays 3 million alimony a year. Do you think that's too much? Everyone in this world wants to be a star, and everyone wants to be a star who makes a lot of money. To tell the truth, sometimes when I see Big S like this, I'm really less and less interested in being a star.
First of all, it takes six months to get married; Secondly, having children is also being nagged by others; Then, life can't go on, and divorce is even more unbearable. After that, falling in love again became big news.
Of course, there are people like Big S, whose husband gives 3 million yuan a year for living expenses, which has also become a topic that people talk about after dinner.
Just like the subject's question, I have been asking, how much is more than 3 million? How much is more than 3 million? What privacy does this man have?
Maybe stars, especially big stars, may be good at this. The louder the voice, the greater the fame, the louder the voice, and the more angry people are. We ordinary people may really not know.
So, if you want to ask me whether Wang Xiaofei gives Big s 300 million living expenses every year, I can only tell you that it is absolutely enough for me, but for Big S, it is really hard to say.
After all, people are superstars and can't cope with 3 million casually. So it is not surprising that the two finally came to the end of their marriage.