Qfin CEO Participates in UN Event on Digital Governance

Sep 25, 2025
Qfin Holdings CEO Haisheng Wu attended the UN's 80th anniversary events to discuss digital governance and emerging technologies.

Qfin Holdings, Inc. CEO Haisheng Wu participated in the United Nations' 80th anniversary events, focusing on digital governance and emerging technologies. The event, co-hosted by the International Telecommunication Union and the United Nations Development Programme, was part of the UN General Assembly High-Level Week held from September 22-30 at the UN Headquarters in New York. In a press release, it was noted that Mr. Wu was the sole representative from a Chinese fintech company.

The event, themed 'Digital for Good: For People and Prosperity,' aimed to foster cross-border cooperation under the Global Digital Compact framework. Discussions centered on how emerging technologies can drive global prosperity, aligning with Qfin's focus on digital innovation and technology-led growth. Mr. Wu highlighted the importance of inclusive digital technology development for sustainable growth, emphasizing Qfin's commitment to leveraging AI to enhance financial services for small and micro-enterprises.

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