Enterprise financing refers to an economic activity that an enterprise proceeds from its own production and operation situation and the use of funds, and according to the needs of its future business development strategy, uses internal accumulation or raises funds needed for production and operation from investors and creditors of the enterprise through certain channels and methods. In other words, enterprise financing is a kind of financial management behavior that the company raises funds from investors and creditors of the company through scientific prediction and decision-making according to its own production and operation status, capital ownership status and the needs of the company's future operation and development, so as to ensure the company's normal production needs and management activities. In practice, the daily financing channels of enterprises mainly include: bank loans, P2P financing, securities financing, equity financing, investment promotion, private lending, leasing financing and so on. The faster financing channels mainly point to financial institutions for financing, such as bank financing, and its cost is mainly interest liabilities. Bank loan interest can generally offset corporate pre-tax profits, thus reducing corporate income tax.
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Measures for the Administration of Margin Trading of Securities Companies Article 2 Securities companies shall abide by laws, administrative regulations and these Measures, strengthen internal control, strictly guard against and control risks, and earnestly safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of customers. The term "margin financing and securities lending" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the business activities of lending funds to customers for them to buy securities or lend securities for them to sell, and collecting collateral.