财政部要求，省级财政部门要严格规范中央奖补资金分配、使用和管理，强化绩效评价导向和结果 运用，切实提高资金使用效益。财政部各地监管局要加强对中央奖补资金的监督管理与跟踪问效，严防 资金挪用，保障财政支持政策精准直达、落地见效。（记者 申铖） 【纠错】 【责任编辑:赵文涵】 财政部明确，示范区要立足区域特色和发展需求，优化完善融资增信、风险补偿、信息共享等机 制，推动普惠金融贷款"增量、扩面、降价"；金融机构要创新金融产品和服务，强化科技赋能，完善支 小支农考核激励，健全敢贷、愿贷、能贷的长效机制。 财政部6月24日公布了2025年中央财政支持普惠金融发展示范区名单，大连市、深圳市、北京市密 云区等90个地区入选。中央财政通过安排奖补资金，支持示范区普惠金融发展。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the role of small and micro enterprises in driving regional development in Yimeng, emphasizing the support provided by Hengfeng Bank's Linyi branch through tailored financial solutions to foster high-quality growth [1] Group 1: Support for Small and Micro Enterprises - Hengfeng Bank's Linyi branch focuses on serving the real economy by identifying the needs of small and micro enterprises and providing customized financial solutions [1] - The bank's approach includes in-depth engagement with businesses to understand their specific requirements and challenges [2][5] Group 2: Case Studies of Financial Support - A vegetable food company in Linyi received a 5 million yuan technology transformation loan to help industrialize a patented food processing device, significantly improving production efficiency and product value [2][4] - A dairy company in Linyi, aiming to establish a high-end domestic butter brand, was granted a 5 million yuan inclusive finance loan, which ensured continuous operation of its production line and supported product development [5] - A cultural creative industry company received a 5 million yuan inclusive finance loan to accelerate new product development, integrating traditional ceramic techniques with modern design [7][8] Group 3: Impact on Regional Economy - The financial support from Hengfeng Bank has effectively addressed the funding gaps faced by small and micro enterprises, enabling them to enhance productivity and contribute to local economic growth [4][8] - The bank's commitment to serving small and micro enterprises is seen as a vital part of promoting high-quality development in the region [8]

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai Bank has achieved a "double decline" in non-performing loan (NPL) ratio and balance for 2024, while also addressing challenges related to net interest margin and focusing on growth in technology, inclusive, and green finance [1][2][3][4]. Group 1: Non-Performing Loans - Shanghai Bank has seen a year-on-year decline in non-performing loan ratio and balance, attributed to enhanced credit risk management and a focus on resolving existing risks, maintaining an annual resolution scale of over 20 billion yuan [1][4]. - The bank has implemented a data-driven risk management system to further reduce the generation rate of non-performing assets [1]. Group 2: Net Interest Margin - The bank anticipates continued pressure on net interest margin due to expected monetary policy stability and declining market interest rates, leading to a decrease in the yield on interest-earning assets [2]. - Strategies to counteract this include improving the asset-liability structure and managing deposit pricing to lower interest-bearing liabilities [2]. Group 3: Financial Services and Growth Areas - In Q1 2025, Shanghai Bank reported significant growth in loans for technology finance (64.6 billion yuan), inclusive finance (52.6 billion yuan), and green finance (19.1 billion yuan), with year-on-year growth rates of 26.48%, 6.17%, and 10.05% respectively [3][4]. - The bank is committed to supporting the real economy and diversifying its financial service offerings in alignment with national strategic directions [3]. Group 4: Dividend Policy - Shanghai Bank has increased its cash dividend payout ratio to 31.22% for the 2024 fiscal year, with plans to maintain a minimum of 30% in cash dividends over the next three years [3][4].

Core Viewpoint - The performance of listed banks in the first quarter of 2025 shows significant divergence, with many large and medium-sized banks experiencing declines in both revenue and net profit, while some smaller banks report stable growth [2][5][6]. Group 1: Performance Trends - A total of 42 listed banks have reported their Q1 2025 results, with 16 banks showing negative revenue growth and 12 banks experiencing a decline in net profit. Among these, 10 banks reported declines in both metrics [5]. - Notably, large state-owned banks and joint-stock banks have seen a slowdown in profitability indicators, with three major state-owned banks among those with declining revenue and net profit [5][6]. - In contrast, some city and rural commercial banks have achieved significant growth in net profit, with banks like Hangzhou Bank and Qilu Bank reporting increases of 17.30% and 16.47%, respectively [6]. Group 2: Income Composition and Variability - The divergence in performance is primarily attributed to differences in net interest income and significant fluctuations in non-interest income. Over 60% of listed banks reported negative year-on-year growth in net interest income [8]. - Among state-owned banks, five reported declines in net interest income ranging from 2.74% to 5.21%, while some smaller banks like Chongqing Bank and Jiangsu Bank saw increases of 28.08% and 21.94%, respectively [9]. - Non-interest income also showed a stark contrast, with 21 banks reporting negative growth in fee and commission income, while some smaller banks experienced increases ranging from 135.53% to 495.23% [9]. Group 3: Net Interest Margin Trends - The overall net interest margin (NIM) for commercial banks continues to face pressure, with only Minsheng Bank reporting a year-on-year increase of 3 basis points to 1.41% [10]. - The largest declines in NIM were observed in Zhangjiagang Bank, which saw a drop of 32 basis points to 1.43%. State-owned banks like Postal Savings Bank and Construction Bank also reported declines [10]. - Many banks indicated that the NIM will continue to be influenced by factors such as LPR adjustments and the repricing of existing loans, although the rate of decline is expected to slow compared to 2024 [10][11]. Group 4: Loan Growth and Deposit Stability - Listed banks have increased loan disbursements while maintaining stable deposit growth. For instance, city commercial banks like Ningbo Bank reported a deposit growth of 18.95% compared to the beginning of the year [12]. - Several banks have improved their deposit costs, with Shanghai Bank reporting a decrease in interest rates for both corporate and personal deposits [12]. - Banks are focusing on enhancing control over liabilities and optimizing asset structures, with an emphasis on increasing low-cost deposits and reducing high-cost liabilities [12][13]. Group 5: Focus on Key Sectors - Banks are intensifying their loan support in key sectors such as technology, green finance, and inclusive finance, with significant growth in these areas. For example, green loans and technology loans at Postal Savings Bank increased by 6.01% and 9.90%, respectively [13]. - The strategy of "volume compensating for price" is being employed to mitigate the impact of declining NIM, with banks like Industrial Bank emphasizing support for green and technology sectors [13].

Core Viewpoint - The financing service matching event in Shenzhen aims to support private enterprises in overcoming challenges and expanding market opportunities through collaboration with financial institutions [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event was organized by multiple government and financial regulatory bodies, including the Shenzhen Development and Reform Commission and the People's Bank of China Shenzhen Branch [1]. - Nearly 30 private enterprises with actual financing needs participated, alongside 24 financial institutions from various sectors such as banking, insurance, and venture capital [1]. Group 2: Policy and Financial Solutions - A representative from the People's Bank of China Shenzhen Branch provided a comprehensive interpretation of recent policies aimed at enhancing financial services for the high-quality development of the private economy [1]. - The event highlighted innovative financial models such as "Tengfei Loan," "Technology Startup Loan," "Park Loan," and "Shenzhen Quality Loan," which are designed to facilitate financing for technology innovation and transformation [1]. Group 3: Outcomes and Future Plans - Five banks signed agreements with six private enterprises during the event, with a total intended financing amount exceeding 300 million yuan, focusing on comprehensive credit and inclusive finance loans [2]. - The event is seen as a proactive measure by the Shenzhen government to alleviate difficulties faced by private enterprises amid complex international trade conditions, thereby boosting their confidence and market vitality [2]. - Shenzhen plans to continue building mechanisms, platforms, and services to optimize the business environment and create a positive cycle of interaction between enterprises, government, and financial institutions [2].