The disclosure of the three quarterly reports of A-share listed banks has come to an end, and the “report card” of loan investment for the first three quarters has been revealed. According to Wind data, by the end of September, 39 listed banks had achieved positive growth in total loans compared to the end of the previous year, with over 20 of them growing at a rate of more than 5%. What is more noteworthy than the increase in total volume is the change in the loan structure: the growth of personal loans is slowing down, and corporate loans have become the main engine driving the overall growth of loans. At the same time, the characteristics of “slowing down and improving the quality” of credit are gradually showing, and banks are speeding up the shift from large-scale expansion to balanced development of volume-price insurance.

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