China introduced a plan on Tuesday to enhance financial services for technology-driven enterprises, aiming to integrate technological and industrial advancements.
The plan, jointly released by the National Financial Regulatory Administration, the Ministry of Science and Technology, and the National Development and Reform Commission, details measures to improve financial services, including establishing service mechanisms, expanding product offerings, providing specialized support, and strengthening risk management.
A key focus is on creating a financial service framework that brings together government bodies, tech companies, financial institutions, venture capital funds, and intermediary agencies to build a multi-layered technology finance ecosystem.
The plan seeks to enhance credit and insurance services for tech enterprises, advance pilot programs in technology finance policies, boost collaboration with venture capital firms, and support bond financing for tech-based companies.
Financial institutions are encouraged to harness cutting-edge technologies such as cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence to develop digital financial tools that improve efficiency and risk management.
Additionally, financing guarantee services for technology enterprises will be reinforced through a tailored assessment and evaluation system to ensure better financial support.
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