(A) Reducing power: As we move down group 15 ($\text{NH}_3 \to \text{BiH}_3$), the E-H bond length increases and bond dissociation energy decreases. It becomes easier to release hydrogen. Reducing power increases. Correct.
(B) Basic nature: Depends on the availability of the lone pair. As size of the central atom increases, electron density decreases. Basic nature decreases down the group ($\text{NH}_3>\text{PH}_3>\dots$). Incorrect.
(C) Thermal stability: Decreases down the group due to weakening E-H bond. Correct.
(D) Boiling point: Expected to increase with molar mass. However, $\text{NH}_3$ has a higher boiling point than $\text{PH}_3$ and $\text{AsH}_3$ due to hydrogen bonding. The trend is $\text{PH}_3<\text{AsH}_3<\text{NH}_3<\text{SbH}_3<\text{BiH}_3$. It does not decrease regularly. Incorrect.
Correct statements: A and C.