The Shanxi branch of the People's Bank of China (PBC) and its municipal branches issued 2.2 billion yuan ($319.7 million) in re-loans to private enterprises through seven local financial institutions in four cities, providing robust financial support for the development of the private economy.
In January, the PBC introduced a re-loan policy specifically for private enterprises. This policy offers low-cost re-loan funds at preferential rates to local financial institutions. The goal is to motivate these institutions to optimize credit resource allocation and enhance support for medium, small and micro private enterprises.

Shanxi launches the first batch of private enterprise re-loans to support the development of the private economy. [Photo provided to goshanxi.com.cn]
Following the introduction of the policy, the Shanxi branch of the PBC promptly established a special task force to ensure the effective implementation of the re-loan initiative. The branch developed a comprehensive action plan, conducted thorough policy briefings, and effectively communicated the details of the re-loan policy for private enterprises.
The branch also assessed the funding needs of local financial institutions and pre-approved re-loan quotas for those with large lending volumes and strong track records, improving the efficiency of fund allocation.
Meanwhile, the branch provided proactive guidance to local financial institutions, assisting them in setting up re-loan accounts and preparing necessary documentation. This support covered all stages, including account setup, business approval, bond pledging, contract signing, and fund disbursement, ensuring that the funds are distributed in compliance with regulations.
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