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Bank Loans
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Personal Loans: Including home mortgages, auto loans, personal consumption loans, etc.
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Business Loans: Including working capital loans, fixed asset loans, project financing, etc.
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Credit Financing
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Providing loans based on the borrower's credit history without the need for collateral.
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Mortgage Loans
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Obtaining loans by using real estate, land, equipment, and other assets as collateral.
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Equity Financing
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Businesses raise funds by issuing new shares or selling existing shares to investors.
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Bond Issuance
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Businesses or governments raise capital from the public by issuing bonds, promising to repay the principal and pay interest in the future.
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Venture Capital
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Venture capitalists provide funds to businesses in the early stages of development in exchange for equity.
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Private Equity
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Private equity funds provide capital to established businesses, often used for business expansion, acquisitions, or restructuring.
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Angel Investment
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Wealthy individuals provide financial support to startups, usually at a very early stage of the business.
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Supply Chain Financing
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Businesses obtain funding through their supply chain's accounts receivable or orders.
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Leasing Financing
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Businesses obtain the use of equipment or assets through leasing without the need to purchase.
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Government Grants and Loan Guarantees
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Governments provide grants or guarantee loans to support the development of specific industries or regions.
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Internet Financial Services
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Through online platforms, such as P2P lending, crowdfunding, etc., provide financing channels for individuals and businesses.
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Project Financing
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Financing targeted at specific projects, where loans are usually tied to the project's future cash flow.
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Trade Financing
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Short-term financing provided for international trade, such as letters of credit, factoring, etc.
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Consulting Services
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Providing financing consulting to help clients choose the most suitable financing plans and strategies.
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