中国人民银行曲靖市分行:融资对接“暖服务” 赋能实体经济加速度
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-01-21 10:48

Core Insights - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) in Qujing has implemented a comprehensive approach to address financing difficulties under information barriers, resulting in a total financing of 29 billion yuan for various market entities by the end of November 2023, with a loan balance of 290.27 billion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 7.17% [1] Group 1: Financing Mechanisms - The PBOC has established a long-term financing coordination mechanism to alleviate bottlenecks in financing and information barriers, promoting policies such as the "Implementation Opinions on Financial and Fiscal Linkage to Support High-Quality Development" [1] - A "government-bank-enterprise guarantee" financing coordination mechanism has been set up, utilizing multiple policy tools to lower financing thresholds and costs for market entities [1] Group 2: Demand Response Mechanism - A financing demand response mechanism has been developed, focusing on local industrial characteristics and updating financing demand lists for various sectors, including technology and agriculture [2] - A full-process closed-loop management model has been established to ensure precise matching between supply and demand in financing [2] Group 3: Financing Events and Activities - The PBOC has organized 62 financing matching events since 2025, facilitating financing intentions of 290 enterprises amounting to 4.582 billion yuan, enhancing the coverage and effectiveness of financing connections [2] - Specialized financing matching events have been conducted in areas such as technology, green finance, and digital finance, resulting in 69 enterprises signing agreements for a total of 6.132 billion yuan [3] Group 4: Targeted Financial Support - The PBOC has focused on providing targeted financial services to address specific challenges faced by enterprises, coordinating over 30 financing issues through various initiatives [3] - Financial resources have been directed to county-level economies, with 39 financing agreements amounting to 1.522 billion yuan facilitated through direct engagement with local market entities [4]