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Research on Financing Management Strategies of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in the Post-Epidemic Era

Author(s)

Hongrui Ren*

Affiliation(s)

Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Rd, London UK, E1 4NS *Corresponding Author.

Abstract

Since the birth of small and medium-sized enterprises, it has always been accompanied by the problem of "difficult financing, expensive financing". The outbreak of the epidemic in the century has had an impact on the development of small and medium-sized enterprises, making this problem exposed to people once again. There are a large number of small and medium-sized enterprises, which play an irreplaceable role in absorbing employment, providing products and services, promoting economic development, etc. Therefore, it is of extremely important practical significance to help small and medium-sized enterprises do a good job in their own financing management and solve the difficulties that beset their development. This paper discusses the theoretical roots and practical factors of smes' "difficult and expensive financing", puts forward some optimization strategies and makes further prospects.

Keywords

Post-epidemic Small and Medium-sized Enterprises; Financing Management; Optimization Strategy

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