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Chinanews, Beijing, November 29 – Standard Chartered and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences have jointly1 conducted a research on small and medium-sized enterprises in China, finding that 90% of them have problems in financing. Researchers believe that the lack of financing knowledge and their weak credit should be blamed for this.
Most small and medium-sized enterprises in China don’t know much about financing procedures. 80% of them even don’t know the procedure of getting bank loan permission, although nearly all of them will first think of bank loans if they are in need of financing. 97% of such enterprises have failed to get loans from banks as they can’t hand in proper pledge of assets or find a qualified2 guarantor. Chinese small and medium-sized enterprises are also blamed for poor credit, for some of them have deceived banks into granting them loans or tried to avoid debt by malicious3 bankruptcy4.
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