As it
became known, targeting to help China's international export-oriented SMEs
overcome financing barriers, China Construction Bank has set collaboration with
wholesale marketplace DHgate.com marking the beginning of a pioneering
microloan initiative.
As it’s
said, the initial phase of this cooperation will see the joint development of a
new line of credit products designed.
The
"eMicro" network of credit products leverages DHgate.com's
transactional data to evaluate a business's order opportunities, rather than
relying on traditional credit criteria.
In this
initial phase, registered suppliers on DHgate.com will be eligible to apply for
the "eMicro" finance products; products which use more practical
criteria to assess credit worthiness and control risk. DHgate.com will be able
to facilitate the loans by accumulating application submissions to CCB,
analyzing sellers' transactional data and credit records, and working with
CCB's online credit check systems.
The new
scheme is removing the entry barrier for SMEs and provides incentives to
improve their quality and service for the international market. It also
provides international buyers with a wider variety of product options.
DHgate.com'
is delighted to close such a deal as company’s representatives have a firm
belief This microloan program has a very real social impact. Thus, company’s CEO
Diane Wang stated, for the majority of DHgate.com's SME suppliers, this will
undoubtedly help drive business innovation, benefitting our larger international
community.
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