央行:设立1万亿元民营企业再贷款 发展壮大民营经济
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang·2026-01-15 08:44

Core Viewpoint - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) announced the establishment of a 1 trillion yuan re-loan program for private enterprises to enhance financial support for small and medium-sized private enterprises, emphasizing the importance of the private economy in driving innovation, employment, and improving livelihoods [1][2]. Group 1: Financial Support Measures - The PBOC aims to create a favorable policy environment by implementing 25 measures to support the private economy, including lowering interest rates and increasing quotas for agricultural and small enterprise re-loans [1]. - Financial institutions are encouraged to provide differentiated arrangements for loans to small and micro private enterprises, focusing on internal fund transfer pricing, due diligence exemptions, and performance assessments [1]. - The PBOC will facilitate private enterprises' financing experiences through a "fast track" for debt financing tools and support for supply chain financing [1]. Group 2: Targeted Support for Enterprises - The re-loan program will particularly benefit medium-sized private enterprises, which have weaker financing accessibility compared to large private enterprises [2]. - The 1 trillion yuan re-loan program is composed of 500 billion yuan drawn from existing agricultural and small enterprise re-loan quotas and an additional 500 billion yuan [2]. - The interest rates and terms for the re-loan program will align with those of the agricultural and small enterprise re-loans, with separate management of the quota [2]. Group 3: Future Directions - The PBOC plans to enhance the effectiveness of financial services for private enterprises by accelerating the implementation of the re-loan program and optimizing internal policy arrangements within financial institutions [2]. - There will be a focus on establishing a long-term mechanism that encourages lending to private enterprises, improving credit enhancement systems for small and medium-sized enterprises, and coordinating with fiscal and industrial policies to create a better development environment for private enterprises [2].