人民银行聊城市分行：金融链长赋能制造业强市

Core Viewpoint - The People's Bank of China in Liaocheng is implementing a "1+2+N" financial service model to enhance the quality and quantity of loans for the manufacturing industry, aiming to support the city's manufacturing sector development [1][2][5]. Group 1: Financial Service Model - The "1+2+N" model involves assigning two banks as financial chain leaders and deputy leaders for each industrial chain, encouraging participation from securities and insurance institutions to address the challenges in manufacturing loans [2][3]. - A "1+24" working group has been established to ensure comprehensive financial services for chain leaders and their upstream and downstream enterprises, addressing diverse financing needs [3][4]. Group 2: Focus on Chain Leader Enterprises - Chain leader enterprises are critical, with 62 such enterprises holding 62.88% of the total loans across 12 industrial chains. The focus on these enterprises is essential for effective financial support [4]. - By the end of 2024, the loan balance for these chain leader enterprises reached 21.553 billion, a 16.95% increase from the beginning of the year, significantly outpacing the average loan growth rate [4]. Group 3: Overall Loan Growth and Economic Impact - The total loan balance for the 12 industrial chains grew by 31.09% by June 2025, indicating a robust financial support system for the manufacturing sector [4][5]. - The overall manufacturing loans in Liaocheng increased by 15.09% by June 2025, marking the highest growth in five years and supporting an 8.2% increase in the city's industrial added value [5]. Group 4: Addressing Financing Challenges - The People's Bank of China in Liaocheng has initiated activities to diagnose and address financing bottlenecks, conducting 255 policy promotion and enterprise visits, and assisting 865 enterprises with their financing needs [6][7]. - Collaborative efforts with various departments have led to the signing of agreements to enhance financial support for manufacturing enterprises, resulting in 31.45 billion in loans for 34 enterprises [7].