FinVolution Group has seen its stock price fall sharply due to recent instability in China's lending sector, including a 50% drop in loan volume following the Juzi incident. Despite this, the company maintains a strong balance sheet with RMB 12.5 billion in liquidity and continues consistent share buybacks, focusing on asset quality and risk control rather than growth scale. These factors position FinVolution well for recovery and future shareholder value creation. The author, a long-term investor in the stock, views the market reaction as an overreaction and sees potential for the company to rebound.
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