Reuters
Shanghai/ Hong Kong:? Wang Zhiyong, the founder of a Shanghai-based gift card company, tried twice to get a bank loan for his business and failed both times.
So Wang turned to China's vast network of alternative lenders, opting for a so called "curb side" loan. Such a loan is just one segment of the country's shadow banking system, which includes pawn shops, credit guarantee firms, trust companies and other mechanisms as sources of funds for Chinese borrowers.
"Banks never lend a hand to start-ups like us," said Wang, 40. "They only go after big companies and state-owned firms."
The dearth of bank credit available to China's millions of small to mid-sized companies is expected to tighten as authorities seek to rebalance the world's second-biggest economy.
Source: http://news.in.msn.com/business/article.aspx?cp-documentid=253351458
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