
China's SME Financing and Shadow Banking’s Positive Impact on it
- 1 Ningbo University
- 2 Rice University
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Abstract
The paper deals with the impacts of shadow banks on small and medium enterprise financing. The overview of the field and the current situation of SMEs are discussed, as well as how vital SMEs are in China. The financing venues and predicaments for SMEs are concerned; we further show how SMEs benefit from the shadow bank. The paper describes the relationship between SMEs and shadow banks and expounds on the shadow bank from the borrower, lender, and investor perspective. Finally, we analyze the financing environment of SMEs and find that the climate is improving though banks are pessimistic.
Keywords
SMEs, shadow banks, SME financing
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Feng,Y.;Guan,X. (2023). China's SME Financing and Shadow Banking’s Positive Impact on it. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,39,47-59.
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