China plans loans boost for SMEs
China plans to push forward the deregulation of its interest rates next year to boost lending to private companies, a sector singled out at last month's leaders' congress as deserving of more policy support.
China plans to push forward the deregulation of its interest rates next year to boost lending to private companies, a sector singled out at last month's leaders' congress as deserving of more policy support.
China's Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) plans to take a series of measures to support the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which make up over 90 percent of the city's 17,000 businesses, according to a senior offi
Chinese and Italian experts proposed setting up a comprehensive service system for China's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with potential are facing problems with back-up services such as financing, personnel training, management consultancy and technology updates.
Debt disputes are expected to become less of a "headache" for both domestic and foreign creditors in Beijing, as the city's courts have instituted "obligation documents" for use in the settlement of debt cases.
The Chinese Government is paving the way for a relaxation of currency trading rules as part of sweeping reforms to the country's financial system.