Alternative financing options for small and medium sized businesses.
With the customer at the center of most financial service transactions, creating innovative, convenient and high-valued services is a top priority in China. As many firms experience organic growth, they are learning to accommodate customers' expanding needs, leverage new technologies, and adopt e-business strategies. Their competitive standing is fueled not just by their changing customer demographics, but also by their international scope, cost-effectiveness and creative financing.
Q-TZG Leasing
A finance company licensed by China's MOFCOM to conduct RMB-denominated financial and operating leasing business, Q-TZG Leasing focuses on customers and assets in the transportation and construction sectors. The company benefits from the gap between supply and demand of secured credit for small to medium sized businesses in China, which are often not able to access financing from state-owned banks. The company is recognized for its risk management, and its ability to bring value to complex deals through creative deal structuring and proprietary industry knowledge.
TZG developed the project in partnership with Q Investments of Fort Worth, Texas.
www.qtzgleasing.com
Zhejiang Construction Investment Equipment Leasing Co. (“ZCI Leasing”)
Launched in 2005 in Hangzhou, the company provides equipment rentals, as well as value-adding services such as equipment installation, inspection and maintenance to customers. It has served customers across the Yangtze Delta region (including high-profile projects such as Hangzhou Subway, Hangzhou-Anhai Highway, No.9 Bridge on Qiantang River and West Lake Square), helping manage the necessary investment into public infrastructure as related to urbanization in China.
TZG co-invested in this company with Q Investments of Fort Worth, Texas.
www.zcileasing.com
