Recently, the Financial Supervision Administration revised and issued the "Consumer Finance Company Regulatory Rating Measures," and the heads of relevant departments answered reporters' questions on related issues. The "Rating Measures" mainly revised the two rating factors of "management of cooperative institutions" and "consumer rights protection," placing greater emphasis on evaluating consumer rights protection work. It established seven rating dimensions: "corporate governance, capital management, risk management, management of cooperative institutions, quality of Professional Services, consumer rights protection, and information Technology management," assigning weight values of 15%, 15%, 25%, 10%, 10%, 15%, and 10%, respectively, to improve rating granularity. (National Financial Supervision Administration)