Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-05-29 05:52Core Viewpoint - Zhejiang Merchants Bank has launched a comprehensive implementation plan to support the stabilization of the market and expectations, focusing on aiding the real economy through various financial initiatives, including a special fund of 10 billion yuan for the "Snow in the Winter" project [1][2][5]. Group 1: Financial Support Initiatives - The bank aims to achieve an additional 10 billion yuan in technology financial loans within the year and plans to invest no less than 17 billion USD in cross-border financing for private enterprises by 2025 [1][2]. - The implementation plan includes 20 measures across eight key areas, emphasizing the "Good Financial" philosophy and targeting high-level technology enterprises, foreign trade stability, and consumer market stimulation [2][3]. Group 2: Technology and Innovation Support - The "Good Technology Accompaniment Plan" will enhance the bank's influence as a "Talent Bank," with plans to establish 100 technology financial teams over the next three years, providing integrated financial and non-financial services to tech enterprises [3]. - The bank will increase the issuance of technology innovation bonds and provide lower-cost, longer-term support for technological innovation [3]. Group 3: Foreign Trade and Consumer Market - The "Cross-Border Escort Plan" aims to support foreign trade enterprises affected by global trade tensions, offering customized financial services and flexible repayment arrangements to alleviate financial pressure [3]. - In consumer market stimulation, the bank plans to issue over 10 billion yuan in personal consumption loans and allocate 20 million yuan for government-backed consumption subsidies [4]. Group 4: Commitment to Good Financial Practices - Zhejiang Merchants Bank has established a comprehensive framework for "Good Financial" practices, integrating this philosophy into its services and operations to enhance the effectiveness of policy implementation [5][6]. - The bank is also focused on promoting county-level financial ecosystem construction, having initiated pilot projects to address financial service challenges in local areas [6].