Jul 2, 2013

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Abington Emerson Capital Launches Small Business Loan Platform
Wall Street Journal
Abington Emerson Capital, LLC ("AEC" or the "Company"), has launched a new package of small business lending products to help companies meet short-term liquidity demands. These flexible financing options provide an alternative to traditional bank loans.
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State offering $5 million loans for Sandy-impacted small businesses
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Small businesses and nonprofit companies that sustained damage last year during Hurricane Sandy may be eligible for loans up to $5 million, the state Economic Development Authority announced today. To qualify, the business must have had at least ...
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Loan Practices of China's Banks Raising Concern
New York Times (blog)
SHANGHAI — Text message solicitations began arriving on the mobile phones of many of China's wealthy last month, promising access to lucrative wealth management products with yields far above the government's benchmark savings rate.
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Arlington Heights considers small-businesses loan program
Chicago Tribune
Arlington Heights is looking to launch a zero-interest loan program for small office and manufacturing businesses, a program that would use money saved by other manufacturers through a Cook County tax break. Last week, the Arlington Economic Alliance ...
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How small business owners can use SBA lending to grow their business
Smart Business Network
The Small Business Administration's (SBA) lending program is a major part of U.S. business growth, and these loans can often be substituted for traditional commercial loans with some benefits to the borrower. "With SBA loans, a business owner can ...
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Loan Applications Now Available Sandy-Impacted Businesses
Patch.com
The Stronger NJ Business Loan Program launched today in an effort to help those impacted by Superstorm Sandy, and a business advisor will be available at a One-Stop Career Center in Monmouth County to provide information. Businesses and non-profit ...
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New Bank chief hit by triple whammy: Sharp fall in business lending, eurozone ...
Daily Mail
A sharp fall in business lending, huge job losses in the financial sector and record unemployment in the eurozone overshadowed encouraging mortgage and manufacturing figures. The lending drought facing British firms – highlighted by the Daily Mail's ...
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How Much Do Student Loans Really Cost Taxpayers ?
Fox Business
College students are caught in the middle of bipartisan bickering on Capitol Hill and could be left picking up the tab for lawmakers' inaction. The interest rate on new, federally-subsidized student loans doubled Monday, to 6.8% from 3.4%, after ...
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Italian banks give businesses more time to pay back loans
Reuters
The pact allows businesses to apply to banks to suspend loan payments and extend repayment plans. ABI said as of May, the 2012 agreement had freed up 4.1 billion euro ($5.33 billion) for investment that companies would otherwise have spent servicing ...
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Alternative financing growth driven by need for loans
Globe and Mail
Steven Uster didn't set out to start an alternative financing company. When he was looking to buy a business in Canada, the former New York investment banker saw an opportunity to serve small firms having trouble getting loans. Mr. Uster talked to a ...
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Small firms suffer deeper cuts in loans but mortgage market is up
The Independent
In a setback to hopes of an economic rebalancing for the UK, latest figures from the Bank of England yesterday showed a strong rise in lending to homebuyers in May was offset by continued decline in the amount of credit extended to small businesses.
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Ares Commercial Real Estate Corporation Originates Three Senior Loans ...
MarketWatch
CHICAGO, Jul 01, 2013 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Ares Commercial Real Estate Corporation (NYSE:ACRE) announced today that it originated three new loans totaling $100.5 million, including a $45.3 million first mortgage loan collateralized by a multi-family ...
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Newtek Business Services, Inc. Agrees to Service a $56 Million Portfolio of ...
Sacramento Bee
Barry Sloane, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Newtek Business Services said, "We are thrilled about the opportunity to work with this major banking presence in New York and New Jersey, and service a high-quality portfolio of loans.
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Payday lending advertising faces ban under hard-hitting new rules
The Independent
At the summit Ministers also discussed the possibility of curbing rollover loans and introducing time-delays on loans, so that borrowers don't end up choosing a lender on the basis of how quickly it can get at the cash. Consumer Minister Jo Swinson ...
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Loan growth to pick up pace in 2H
The Sun Daily
PETALING JAYA (July 2, 2013): Loan growth, a key economic health measure, will expand at a quicker pace in the second half of this year as demand for business loans is expected to accelerate on continued momentum of domestic projects, analysts said.
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Zero Interest Loans Available to Sandy-Impacted Businesses, Nonprofits
Patch.com
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority on Monday announced a zero-interest loan program available to businesses and nonprofit organizations affected by Superstorm Sandy. The interest-free loans will be available to businesses and nonprofits ...
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Student loan rates double without Congress' action - Business, Government ...
State Journal
WASHINGTON (AP) - College students taking out new loans for the fall term will see interest rates twice what they were in the spring - unless Congress fulfills its pledge to restore lower rates when it returns after the July 4 holiday. Subsidized ...
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SBA's Deadline is July 29 for Physical Damage Disaster Loan Applications in ...
Wall Street Journal
ATLANTA, July 1, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The U.S. Small Business Administration reminds homeowners, renters, businesses and non-profit organizations of the deadline to submit disaster loan applications for damages due to the apartment fires ...
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Firms using asset-based loans get complaints service
Telegraph.co.uk
In a recent report on SME lending, Russel Griggs, the former head of the CBI small business council, said the "misdemeanours" of some of the industry's lenders may be one of the reasons that the numbers of businesses using this form of finance is ...
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Crowdfunded loans come to Portland
kgw.com
PORTLAND – A crowdfunded loan program popular in Kenya is coming to cities across America, including Portland. Kiva Zip loans are microfinancing loans that allow people to crowdfund loans directly to small businesses and entrepreneurs. People around ...
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National business briefs for July 2
Richmond Times Dispatch
The agreement between Citigroup and Fannie Mae covers claims for breaches of representations and warranties on 3.7 million loans. The deal doesn't release Citigroup's liability for servicing and other ongoing contractual obligations for the loans ...
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Mortgage approvals on the increase
shropshirestar.com
But loans to non-financial firms fell by £1.3 billion in May, including a £452 million drop in lending to small and medium-sized companies. However, that was an improvement on a £3 billion fall in business lending in April. The home loans figures ...
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Credit blow greets new man Mark Carney as small firms suffer
The Independent
The Bank's latest figures showed loans and overdrafts to small businesses shrinking by £452 million in May as Carney gets down to work in Threadneedle Street. The latest disappointment means lending to smaller firms — defined by a turnover of less ...
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CEO: Don't blame the bank
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
NEW YORK – Thousands of stunned small business owners call Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp. each week after they're turned down for a loan. Jeff Stibel, CEO of the business credit reporting company, has a message for them: Don't blame the bank.
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UK mortgage approvals at three-year high
BBC News
Over the past year, business lending has fallen by 3.6%, in spite of the government's Funding for Lending Scheme (FLS). The scheme was supposed to encourage banks and building societies to make more loans. But since the scheme started in August 2012 ...
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Student Loan Interest Rate Doubles Today
Fast Company
If nothing is done before the fall, students with new loans will pay an average of $2600 extra over the life of the loan. The rate seems especially onerous at a time when mortgages are hovering around 4.5% and the government's own cost of borrowing is ...
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Foreign lenders take on big four banks for slice of SME market
The Australian
It is understood a US bank has been scouting the opportunity of entering the business lending market to target small and medium enterprises, in a ploy to tap cheap offshore funding markets pumped with cash by central banks and lend to businesses at a ...
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Michigan is number one in the country for small business loans
Michigan Radio
Turns out the Small Business Administration's Michigan district backed 1,221 loans to the tune of nearly $344 million in the first eight months of this fiscal year, which puts the SBA's Michigan district office at the top of the heap in terms of 7A ...
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Financial companies log lucrative business in Koramangala
Economic Times
DHFL does immense business in the fixed deposit (FD), Mutual Fund (MF), loan against security (LAS) and Lease Rental Discounting (LRD), where FD dominates most of the deals closed. Educational loans started last month at the centre are also catching up ...
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Dalex Finance calls for business partnerships
GhanaWeb
Dalex Finance, the leading non-banking financial institution with staff strength of 400, offers products such as business loans to small and medium enterprises; consumer loans for fixed income earners (including employee payroll loans); vehicle rental ...
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Discos'''' CEOs'''' performance linked to bank loans'''' payment
Business Recorder
The performance of Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of Distribution Companies (Discos) has reportedly been linked to paying back bank loans and parked in books of Power Holding Company Limited (PHCL), well informed sources told Business Recorder.
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UK housing market "stepping up a gear"
Irish Times
While mortgage lending has benefited from the FLS, the BOE report showed continued weakness in credit to businesses. Loans to non-financial businesses fell by £1.3 billion pounds in May. Lending fell 3.6 per cent from a year earlier. Consumer credit ...
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Student Loan Rates Double Today: Here's What You Need to Know
Business Insider
But if they don't agree on a plan soon, seven million students expected to take out new Stafford loans could be stuck with a much bigger bill when they start paying the money back," reports Claudio Sanchez, who also offers all the details on competing ...
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UK mortgage approvals rise but lending drops to small firms
ShareCast
UK mortgage approvals rose to their highest since the end of 2009 in May but lending to small businesses fell, Bank of England figures revealed. Loan approvals for house purchase were 58,242 in May – ahead of a consensus forecast of 54,800. The number ...
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NHI Announces $370 Million Unsecured Credit Facilities Including 7-Year Term ...
DailyFinance
(BUSINESS WIRE)-- National Health Investors, Inc. (NYS: NHI) announced today it has entered into amended $370 million senior unsecured credit facilities that includes a $250 million revolving credit facility and $120 million of 7-year term loans. The ...
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The Note: Congress Leaves Town With Unfinished Business
ABC News
Before they left for recess, lawmakers in Washington failed to head off an increase in interest rates on certain types of student loans, meaning rates on those loans are going to double today — from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent. As FUSION'S EMILY DE RUY ...
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Sterling expanding its footprint in California
North Bay Business Journal
With the $42.9 million acquisition of Commerce National Bank expected by the end of September, Sterling will also add $242.7 million in assets and a business lending-focused operation in Southern California. New offices are also planned in Northern ...
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Blogs3 new results for Business Loans
 
Borrowers Pin Down Loans - money - business | Stuff.co.nz
By Richard Meadows
Short and sweet fixed-rate mortgages have officially become the favourite loan for New Zealand home owners.
Stuff.co.nz - Business
Student loan rates double without Congress' action | Long Island ...
By The Associated Press
College students taking out new loans for the fall term will see interest rates twice what they were in the spring — unless Congress fulfills its pledge to restore lower rates when it returns after the July 4 holiday. Subsidized Stafford loans, which account for roughly a quarter of all direct federal borrowing, went from 3.4 percent interest .... Recent topics include: Temporary Solution: An employer's guide to contingent workers; Big Ideas for Small Business: Social media marketing strategies  ...
Long Island Business News
Banking: Exchange builds business development team – North Bay ...
By Eric Gneckow, Business Journal Staff Reporter
The bank also recently added a number of individuals to help develop new business for loans backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration. Rebecca Roberts focuses on those efforts in the Sacramento area, with Bradley Abel in the ...
North Bay Business Journal

Web5 new results for Business Loans
 
Radio: A Treasury Report Shows Higher Demand for Small ...
Got 60 seconds? Listen to Bloomberg Radio anchor John Tucker's daily report on small business and entrepreneurship.
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Business Equipment Financing - Vehicle Loans | Capital One Bank
With Capital One Small Business Equipment and Auto Loans, you'll get financing you need to build and move your small business.
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SBA lending surging 38% in 2013 amid growing loan demand ...
Businesses in Greater Washington are seeing a surge in Small Business Administration loans. The amount lent to local businesses is up 38 percent so far in ...
www.bizjournals.com/.../sba-lending-surging-38-in-2013-ami...
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NW WA Delegation Urges SBA to Make Loans Available for ...
WASHINGTON D.C. – Today, members of the Washington Congressional delegation urged the Small Business Administration (SBA) to approve Washington ...
larsen.house.gov/.../nw-wa-delegation-urges-sba-make-loans-a...


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