Chinese banks and other lenders trying to collect on a growing pile of credit-card bills and loans are resorting to sometimes aggressive tactics
Since January, when the coronavirus began spreading across China, the country’s lenders have been grappling with rising volumes of delinquent consumer loans after many
people were confined to their homes for months, suffered pay cuts or lost their jobs. Some banks and online lenders were also hamstrung in their debt collection efforts...
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