Four Authorities Unveil Guidelines to Enhance Financial Services for Rural Revitalization and Emerging Sectors

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On February 14, financial authorities including the People's Bank of China, the National Financial Regulatory Administration, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs jointly issued a document titled "Opinions on Establishing a Coordinated Regular Financial Support Mechanism to Assist in Preventing a Return to Poverty and Promoting Comprehensive Rural Revitalization." The document emphasizes the need to meet financial demands across the entire agricultural industry chain. It calls for strengthened financial backing for distinctive agricultural sectors, leveraging key segments such as production and distribution to develop supply chain financing services—including accounts receivable financing, order and warehouse receipt pledges, and supply chain notes—while ensuring compliance. Comprehensive financial services covering settlement, financing, and financial management should be provided. Financial institutions are encouraged to actively integrate with core enterprises and management systems in warehousing, logistics, and transportation to achieve information sharing, enhance service capabilities, and improve risk control. They should also align with the national program for cultivating premium agricultural brands, establishing batch credit models for competitive and characteristic industrial clusters to boost efficiency. Tailored financial service models should be developed for emerging industries and formats such as leisure agriculture, rural tourism, homestay businesses, and e-commerce live streaming, aiming to further expand and elevate overall agricultural income.

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