The Ripple Effect of Business Financing
March 3rd, 2008We have created an e-booklet that explains the financial ripple effect that started last year, with the rapid rise of home foreclosures. As you are probably well aware, this still-ongoing crisis spread to the world of business credit as well.
But you may not be aware of how, exactly, the crisis has affected business owners — mainly in terms of limiting finance / credit options for business owners. That’s why we have created this special report, to explain what all of this means to businesses that are actively seeking financing for their continued growth.
An excerpt:
Businesses have fewer options today when seeking financing, thanks largely to the ripple effect we have just discussed. But there are options, and as a modern business owner it’s important that you understand what they are. Most of the “off balance sheet” financing vehicles for banks have all but dried up. Banks that previously could “unload” risk by selling off the loans they made can no longer do so under the same terms, if at all. Thus, they are going to have to make loans the old fashioned way, by underwriting a loan as if it were going to stay on their books.
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