On November 29, 2025, representatives from Wansun Credit attended the 2025 Credit Deep Gathering event themed Breaking Through Credit Boundaries, Embracing New Value.
This event is called the “Shen” Gathering, where ‘Shen’ represents Shenzhen, the city hosting the gathering. Additionally, in Chinese, “Shen” carries another meaning: depth.
This conference will focus on in-depth discussions regarding corporate credit.
This event brought together hundreds of credit service institutions nationwide.
Representatives from each organization gathered to jointly explore innovative development paths for credit services (credit control), driving industry exchange, cooperation, and value enhancement.
The opening segment of this event featured rich content and clear objectives, focusing on credit system development and internationalization within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
Enable participants to gain a clear understanding of the challenges in building the current credit system while also identifying clear and actionable pathways forward.
The speakers' remarks all converged on a central theme: credit development must be grounded in compliance and technology while expanding its global perspective, achieving high-quality development through internal and external coordination.
This has laid a solid foundation for future discussions and collaborations, and has also strengthened our confidence and anticipation for the future development of credit technology.
At the awards ceremony, multiple companies and practitioners received several honorary titles. Among them, Wansun Credit was honored as a “Model Enterprise in the Credit Risk Prevention and Control (Credit Control) Industry.”
The five dialogues at the event centered on topics related to credit risk prevention and control within the industry. Drawing on practical case studies, participants engaged in in-depth discussions about the opportunities and challenges facing industry transformation, reaching multiple points of consensus.
Through this dialogue, we recognize that as members of the industry ecosystem—whether institutional representatives or professionals—our role extends beyond being mere listeners. We should also serve as disseminators of consensus, promoters of practice, and connectors within the ecosystem.
This event not only outlined a grand vision for the transformation of the credit risk prevention and control industry, but also charted practical pathways across multiple dimensions—from technology and compliance to ecosystem development and globalization.
It has made us keenly aware that in this era of boundless opportunities, only by embracing an open mindset, fostering proactive collaboration, and upholding fundamental principles can we navigate industry cycles together and achieve sustainable, meaningful growth.
