China will boost assistance to its small and medium-sized enterprises spanning almost every industry, frommining and construction to hi-techand public services, small
In 2009, China’s enterprises face grim challenges both from the inside and outside. Amid a sluggish market and plummeting demand, Chinese enterprises are suffering from financial strain and operational difficulties. ...In 2009, China’s enterprises face grim challenges both from the inside and outside. Amid a sluggish market and plummeting demand, Chinese enterprises are suffering from financial strain and operational difficulties. In order to expand financing channels and establish a financing platform for enterprises, the China Enterprise Development Finance Summit was held on June 27-28 in Beijing. The summit was sponsored by the Research Institute under the Ministry of Commerce in conjunction with other government departments, commercial banks, private equity firms and venture capital funds. In response to the financing difficulties of small and mediumsized enterprises (SMEs), bankers presented their own opinions at the summit. The address of Liu Wenfa from the National Development Bank, Lei Jia from the Cooperative Finance Supervision Department at the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) and He Ning from Morgan Stanley Bank International (China) Ltd. won wide recognition among the attendees.展开更多
文摘China will boost assistance to its small and medium-sized enterprises spanning almost every industry, frommining and construction to hi-techand public services, small
文摘In 2009, China’s enterprises face grim challenges both from the inside and outside. Amid a sluggish market and plummeting demand, Chinese enterprises are suffering from financial strain and operational difficulties. In order to expand financing channels and establish a financing platform for enterprises, the China Enterprise Development Finance Summit was held on June 27-28 in Beijing. The summit was sponsored by the Research Institute under the Ministry of Commerce in conjunction with other government departments, commercial banks, private equity firms and venture capital funds. In response to the financing difficulties of small and mediumsized enterprises (SMEs), bankers presented their own opinions at the summit. The address of Liu Wenfa from the National Development Bank, Lei Jia from the Cooperative Finance Supervision Department at the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) and He Ning from Morgan Stanley Bank International (China) Ltd. won wide recognition among the attendees.
