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4 Ways to Grow Your Network as a Commercial Loan Broker

Different from your social network, your business network as a commercial loan broker is all about making and building connections to help you succeed within your industry. It is no secret that building your network is key to building a successful loan brokerage. And, not only is networking imperative in growing your client base, but …

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Business Optimism Index Increases Demand for Financing

Small businesses fuel the job market across the United States. Thanks in part to small business growth, unemployment is currently showing very low rates. According to the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), more businesses are considering increasing their hiring and increasing inventory. One of the challenges these businesses will face however is making sure …

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Minority Contracts: How they work and getting funding

The federal government awards more contracts than nearly any other business in the United States. As part of a commitment to providing help to small businesses, the government commits to offering slightly more than 20 percent of all contracts to small business owners, including women-owned and minority-owned businesses. Before obtaining a contract however, a business …

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Capstone Corporate Funding Promotion Announcements

NEW YORK, NY, June 13, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ — Capstone Corporate Funding, LLC announced the promotion of three employees this week. Those employees are Thomas J. Ingrassia who was promoted from Corporate Finance Manager to Vice President of Due Diligence and Underwriting, David B. Culotta earning a promotion from Senior Associate to Corporate Finance Manager and Jessica Grille who was …

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Understanding Borrowing Against Accounts Receivables

Small and medium-sized businesses often face temporary cash flow problems, especially if they don’t understand borrowing against accounts receivables. The difference in time between issuing an invoice and getting paid for that invoice is often between 30 and 90 days. This delay in receiving payment can result in a business facing challenges purchasing new material …

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An Overview of Factoring Agreements

Factoring agreements are designed to ensure a company who is using their accounts receivable as collateral, and the company who is accepting them as collateral, have a mutual understanding of their obligations. Like any other contract, factoring agreements are legal documents and are binding on all parties. Depending on the depth of your agreement with …

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