Banks’ private-credit conundrum
Is private-credit growth cyclical or long term, potentially disintermediating banks?
Tag: Small business lending
CFPB extends compliance dates for small-business lending rule
The CFPB issued an interim final rule to formalize its previous announcement that it had extended by 290 days the ...
Economic Outlook: Have more small businesses truly turned their backs on loans?
We may soon find that businesses were simply keeping their powder dry for a more favorable rate environment.
Podcast: Maximizing business, client value from SBA loan programs
What's new with Small Business Administration lending this year, and how can bankers maximize the value of the SBA loan ...
Using data and analytics to improve marketing effectiveness
Exploring market data allows the crafting of data-driven, intelligent campaigns that are specifically designed to target a certain group of ...
The true cost of too much data
A 2024 ABA survey shows that the CFPB’s 1071 final rule will significantly increase the cost of small business credit.
Compounding the costs: The regulatory tsunami and small businesses
A gust of new regulations on lenders would add headwinds for beleaguered small businesses
Podcast: How Esquire Bank carved out a profitable niche serving law firms
Esquire Bank has found a strategy that turns the typical ratio of business client loans to deposits on its head. ...
Podcast: Bespoke banking for family-owned businesses
Family-owned businesses, especially those crossing the mark of $10 million in annual revenue, often have unique banking needs. They have ...
Cultivating small business: Banks focus on relationships and solutions
Many fintech firms’ offerings are narrow, leaving them unable to meet growing businesses’ capital needs. In contrast, most banks can ...
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