Tao Liming: This year, the Postal Savings Bank credit growth will not be too much

At a large international forum on "How to crack the financing of small and Medium-sized Enterprises" held at the Diaoyutai National Guesthouse today, Tao Liming, governor of China's postal Savings Bank, told Sina Finance that the savings bank's credit growth would not be too much this year. Tao Liming said that large state-owned banks have more reserves than small banks, so they have more loans at the start of the year. For China's postal Savings Bank, credit growth will not be too much. "Other bank loan experience is more, risk control ability is stronger." We want to do more stable loans.　　"Tao Liming said. In addition, Tao Liming also revealed that the current postal Savings Bank's non-performing rate is 0.1%, the expected rate is not more than 1%. "We started pushing for small business last June, and so far it has lent 70 billion, an average of 500 million a day this year." "(Snow Ting)