Abstract

Because of the serious financial repression in China's financial system, the traditional commercial bank's credit is very large. It is difficult to reach small and medium-sized enterprises and industries restricted by credit policies. In order to solve this existing problem, those Independent of traditional commercial banks, not subject to or less supervision by the central bank, and capable of providing credit Institutions have emerged, traditionally known as shadow banks. Shadow banks have been quantitative easing money It played an important role in the implementation of the policy. This paper will explain China's shadow banking system from the introduction of shadow banking, the development of shadow banking in China and some of its impacts, as well as the introduction and analysis of special cases of shadow banking and the impact of shadow banking on small and medium-sized enterprises. This paper draws the following conclusions through research: With the growing development of shadow banking in China, China's shadow banking system is becoming increasingly complex, and small and medium-sized enterprises have gained more development opportunities due to the characteristics of high risk and high returns brought by shadow banking.

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