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Trades about 92% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating across the People's Republic of China, China Financial Services Holdings Limited, alongside its affiliated entities, delivers a diverse array of financial services. The company primarily focuses on offering short-term financial solutions and direct lending. This lending encompasses various types, including mortgage loans for real estate, financing secured by civil products, equity, or movable assets, and specialized loans designed for agricultural clients. Additionally, the firm extends its services to include e-commerce and automotive supply chain finance, consumer credit such as personal and installment loans, financial guarantees, leasing services, and fund management. China Financial Services Holdings Limited is headquartered in Wanchai, Hong Kong.
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