Author: Wang Linchang
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts. Chapter 1 introduces the general concept of the relationship between banks and enterprises, emphasizing the need to establish a new type of relationship based on "reputation, mutual benefit, and development." Chapter 2 discusses how banks can improve through internal reforms, proactively market financial products while preventing risks, and provide effective financial services to enterprises. Chapter 3 explores how enterprises can manage their production and operations through multiple financing channels, with a focus on sincere cooperation with banks, strengthening communication, and achieving mutual benefits. Chapter 4 covers the credit system, highlighting that if credit issues arise in bank-enterprise cooperation, they should be actively resolved through negotiation between banks and enterprises or legally.
Construction of a New Bank-Enterprise Relationship
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