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 Fifteen percent of companies from four industries with annual revenue between $50 million and $1 billion currently use real-time payments to make or receive payments, according to  Real-Time Payments: The Fast Track To The Future Of Corporate Payments,  a PYMNTS and The Clearing House collaboration based on a survey of 100 exe stanley mug cutives.聽Get the report: Real-Time Payments聽Among the surveyed companies that use real-time payments, 14% of their payments are made and 9% are received using real-time payments.聽However, the percentages vary widely by industry.聽Executives at companies that use real-time payments in three of these industries reported that real-time payments accounted for a double-digit share of the total payments they made last year, with thos stanley cup e in wireless communication reporting 20%, utilities reporting 14% and financial services reporting 12%.In  stanley uk the distribution industry, only 5% of their payments were made using real-time payments.聽Among all surveyed companies 鈥?including both those that currently use real-time payments and those that do not 鈥?none of the industries reported that real-time payments accounted for more than 1% of the total payments they made last year.聽When it comes to payments received, companies that use real-time payments in only one industry reported that real-time payments accounted for a double-digit share of the total payments they received last year, with wireless communication reporting 14%.聽The share of payments that were received using real-t Llww Helping FIs Maximize Card Portfolio Returns In Volatile Times
 Chinese officials have made efforts in recent months to boost economic growth in the nation, in part by introducing two loan interest rate cuts in the last four months. Despite these cuts, reports say, small businesses in the nation arent seeing any ease of burden on their struggles to obtain working capital, as these cuts are mostly passed on to larger and state-owned companies.According to The Wall Street Jour stanley quencher nal, the Peoples Bank of China reduced the rate by which commercial banks price their loans twice since last November. Today, those rates are the lowest since 2010.But these cuts are mo stanley quencher re often going to state-owned firms that, reports say, are taking out loans to refinance existing debt instead of make new investments.  The private small and midsize companies that create most of the new jobs in the worlds second-largest economy have largely been left out in the cold,  the report said.An official manufacturing survey released Wednesday  April 1  showed improving atmospheres for larger, state-run enterprises, but a separate study by HSBC Holdings found that smaller manufacturers are experiencing a lull in their business operations.Reports say small business lending is down in China because the government does not want to increase existing corporate debt. Chinas preference for its state-run companies and government-owned banks has also led to these state-owned firms to gain the most benefit from new p stanley cup olicies. The rate cuts since November havent been really effective,  UOB