Register a financial leasing company in Shenzhen Qianhai Free Trade Zone

Register for wealth consulting of financial leasing companies in Shenzhen Qianhai Free Trade Zone
Register for wealth consulting of financial leasing companies in Shenzhen Qianhai Free Trade Zone
Register for wealth consulting of financial leasing companies in Shenzhen Qianhai Free Trade Zone
Financial leasing Definition:
Financial leasing is a new financial industry that integrates financing and property financing, trade and technological updates. Due to its combination of financing and property financing,
the leasing company can recycle and dispose of the leased property when problems arise. Therefore, the requirements for corporate credit and guarantee are not high when handling financing,
so it is very suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises. Corporate financing.
The requirements for a Sino-foreign joint venture financial leasing company are as follows:
. Provide senior executives with a bachelor’s degree or above, who are professionally qualified in finance. )
. Set up the name of supervisor, (supervisors and directors cannot serve each other)
. The registered capital is more than 10,000 US dollars, and the business scope of 10,000 US dollars can be used for equipment leaseback
. Foreign-funded companies account for 10% of financial leasing companies The proportion reaches more than %
Note: During the name verification process, a foreign-funded company can be turned into a domestic-owned company at the same time. A copy of the new legal person's ID card and signature pen are required.
Senior consultant: Mr. Fu
Company name: Zhongyuan Xinda (Beijing) Enterprise Management Co., Ltd.
Company address: Modern City Building, Dawang Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Star Island Global News: Taiwan has confirmed that it has not been invited by the ICAO and will not be able to attend the conference as a "special guest" as before.
This is a major setback for Tsai Ing-wen in the diplomatic field. In this regard, mainland officials also issued a statement immediately, pointing out that this was caused by Tsai Ing-wen.
Tsai Ing-wen should calm down at this moment and not overreact. After all, this is the mainland’s expectation of Taiwan’s rejection of the 1992 Consensus. What the DPP government should do
is to accumulate mutual trust with the mainland and negotiate to establish a new consensus. To avoid further harm to Taiwan.