Qfin Holdings will replace Haisheng Wu with Yan Zheng as chief executive officer and director effective September 21, 2026. The change leaves Wu focused on international Business while working with Zheng on the transition, linking the Leadership handover to Qfin’s stated international expansion and long-term development plans.

Key Highlights

  • Yan Zheng becomes Qfin Holdings’ chief executive officer and a director effective September 21, 2026.
  • Haisheng Wu is moving his focus to the company’s international business while remaining with Qfin Holdings.
  • Zheng previously served as Qfin Holdings’ vice president and chief risk officer.

Qfin Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: QFIN), a Finance/Rental/Leasing company, will install Yan Zheng as chief executive officer and a director effective September 21, 2026. Haisheng Wu is leaving both positions to concentrate on developing Qfin’s international business, while remaining with the company.

Yan Zheng Takes CEO and Board Seats The board approved

Zheng’s appointment as Wu’s successor. Zheng previously held the roles of vice president and chief risk officer at Qfin Holdings. His earlier work included co-founding Shenzhen Samoyed Internet Finance Service Co. Ltd. and handling Credit product risk management there. He also worked in risk management at China Merchants Bank and its Credit Card Center, where his responsibilities included consumer credit policies, credit limits and preparations for China Merchants Union Consumer Finance Company Limited.

Wu Retains International Business Focus Wu

will step down as chief executive officer and director and leave the board’s compensation committee. Qfin said he intends to devote more time to international business development. Wu and Zheng are expected to work together during the handover, with the board saying Wu will continue contributing his experience and insight to Qfin’s long-term development. Fan Zhao, chairman of the Board, expressed gratitude for Wu’s service and welcomed Zheng to the board.