Qilu Bank Co Ltd — MarketDX

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Qilu Bank's 2026 interim net profit reaches 3.174 billion yuan, up 16.06% year on year

Qilu Bank released its 2026 interim report, with total operating revenue of 7.497 billion yuan, up 10.55% year on year, and net profit attributable to the parent of 3.174 billion yuan, up 16.06% year on year. Both indicators have risen for five consecutive years. Net cash inflow from operating activities was 18.477 billion yuan, up 68.71% year on year, rising for two consecutive years. The company's asset-liability ratio was 93.20%, down 0.53 percentage points from the previous quarter and down 0.09 percentage points from the same period last year. Return on equity was 5.38%, ranking eighth among peer companies that have disclosed results, with diluted earnings per share of 0.50 yuan.

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Over Five Listed Banks Change Leaders This Year, Internal Promotion Becomes Mainstream, Many New Presidents Rose from the Grassroots

Since the start of this year, A-share listed banks have seen a flurry of leadership changes, with internal promotion emerging as the dominant path. Many newly appointed presidents have climbed the ranks from grassroots positions. Qilu Bank completed its leadership transition on August 8, with former vice president Hu Jinliang promoted to president. His career began as a general teller, and he has spent over 20 years within the bank. Prior to this, Bank of Ningbo, Bank of Hangzhou, Bank of Jiangsu, Zhangjiagang Rural Commercial Bank, and Changshu Rural Commercial Bank, among others, have all completed presidential transitions, each prioritizing internal promotion, with vice presidents stepping up becoming a common phenomenon. Zhangjiagang Rural Commercial Bank's new president Wang Hui started as an employee at the Tangshi sub-branch, while Changshu Rural Commercial Bank's president Lu Dingchang began as a credit officer at the microfinance center. Bank of Hangzhou's president Zhang Jingke, Bank of Ningbo's president Feng Peijiong, and Bank of Jiangsu's president Gao Zengyin were all promoted from vice president roles. In this round of personnel changes, executives born in the late 1970s and 1980s have taken the stage in batches, with a clear trend toward younger leadership. Industry analysis suggests that internal promotion helps maintain strategic focus, reduces integration costs, and adapts to a complex operating environment.

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A roundup of bank personal loan rate caps: Big four banks at 6%, some city and rural commercial banks lower than joint-stock banks

Several banks recently announced caps on the overall financing costs of personal loans. State-owned large banks, joint-stock banks, city commercial banks, and rural commercial banks show an overall stepwise increase but with internal divergence. Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China, and China Construction Bank all have an annualized rate cap of 6% for personal consumer loans and business loans, while Postal Savings Bank of China and Bank of Communications set the cap at 12%. Among joint-stock banks, China Merchants Bank, China CITIC Bank, and several others cap their self-operated consumer loans at 12%, Ping An Bank reaches 18.5%, and China Bohai Bank and Evergrowing Bank go up to 24%. For business loans, China Everbright Bank caps at 8%, Huaxia Bank at 10%, Ping An Bank at 20%, and China Bohai Bank at four times the loan prime rate. Among city commercial banks, Qilu Bank, Bank of Jilin, and Qishang Bank set the overall financing cost cap at 18%, while Bank of Chengdu caps self-operated consumer loans and business loans at just 7%. Rural commercial banks show clear divergence: Chongqing Rural Commercial Bank, Shunde Rural Commercial Bank, and Guangzhou Rural Commercial Bank cap consumer loans at 12%, Xiamen Rural Commercial Bank and Zijin Bank go as high as 24%, and Chongqing Rural Commercial Bank also sets a 10% cap for loans to farmers. The cap for cooperative internet loans is generally 24%. These caps take effect from August 1, 2026, and all represent the rate ceiling under normal repayment conditions. Su Xiaorui, senior researcher at Suxi Zhiyan, said that the rate caps correspond to different bank customer segments, and transparent disclosure with tiered stratification is an important sign of a maturing credit market.

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Qilu Bank's Liu Zhenshui and Liu Lanshe Approved as Vice Presidents by Regulator

Qilu Bank announced that the vice president qualifications of Liu Zhenshui and Liu Lanshe have been approved by the Shandong Bureau of the National Financial Regulatory Administration. The bank recently received the relevant approval documents, officially confirming the qualifications of the two new vice presidents.

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Dividend Low-Volatility Constituents Qilu Bank and ENN Natural Gas Set July 8 as Equity Registration Date

Dividend Low-Volatility Index constituents Qilu Bank and ENN Natural Gas will set July 8 as the equity registration date. According to an announcement by Qilu Bank on July 2, the cash dividend per share is 0.1282 yuan, with the ex-dividend and ex-rights date on July 9. ENN Natural Gas announced on July 3 that the cash dividend per share is 0.96 yuan, also with the ex-dividend and ex-rights date on July 9. Both stocks are constituents of the Dividend Low-Volatility Index, which selects 50 securities with good liquidity, consistent dividend payments, high dividend yields, and low volatility. As of July 7, the index had a dividend yield of 5.22 percent over the past year.

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