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Jan 13

Heard on the Street: new equity fund to support credit unions, promises to support black businesses, and criticism of CRA revamp

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Inclusiv raises $45 million Southern Equity Fund to support credit unions: Nonprofit Inclusiv, which has supported community development...

Jan 06

Heard on the Street: closing the financing gap for women, a new banking movement, and a rush to borrow online

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: New Options Close the Financing Gap For Women Entrepreneurs In The Next Decade: Capital is the lifeblood of...

Dec 16

Heard on the Street: racism in the banking industry, financing impact investing infrastructure, and eliminating the black-white wealth gap

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: This Is What Racism Sounds Like in the Banking Industry: It’s no secret that racism has been baked...

Dec 09

Heard on the Street: trends threatening small business borrowers, and new programs for entrepreneurs and homeowners

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: ‘Buyer Beware’ Is No Way To Fund A Small Business: Opportunity Fund’s Luz Urrutia discusses two trends that...

Dec 02

Heard on the Street: getting a business loan without good credit, loan funds joining forces, and more

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: 6 Ways to Help Get a Business Loan Without Good Credit: Charisse Conanan Johnson shares how getting a...

Nov 25

Heard on the Street: a love letter to entrepreneur organizations, a new framework for collective impact, and more

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: A love letter to entrepreneurship support organizations: Entrepreneur Support Organizations help current or aspiring entrepreneurs move closer to...

Nov 18

Heard on the Street: high demand for small dollar business loans, new credit program for female entrepreneurs, and women in VC

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Federal Reserve Bank of New York: Demand for Small Dollar Business Loans is High But Key Sectors Struggle...

Nov 11

Heard on the Street: Credit Unions outpacing banks, women and minority entrepreneurs opening more businesses, and why small businesses may decide the next election

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Credit union growth shown to outpace banks: There is a nationwide trend that continues to show credit union...

Nov 04

Heard on the Street: Starbucks investing in Chicago, bringing CDFIs back to their roots, and a new impact modeling approach

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Starbucks to invest millions in Chicago's low-income neighborhoods: Starbucks is investing millions in Chicago's low-income neighborhoods as the...

Oct 28

Heard on the Street: Chicago’s next gen entrepreneurs, where ESG fails, and the alienation of impact reporting

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Launching Chicago’s next generation of entrepreneurs: Future Founders teaches entrepreneurship classes at local middle and high schools. They...

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Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street: new equity fund to support credit unions, promises to support black businesses, and criticism of CRA revamp

Heard on the Street: closing the financing gap for women, a new banking movement, and a rush to borrow online

Heard on the Street: racism in the banking industry, financing impact investing infrastructure, and eliminating the black-white wealth gap

Heard on the Street: trends threatening small business borrowers, and new programs for entrepreneurs and homeowners

Heard on the Street: getting a business loan without good credit, loan funds joining forces, and more

Heard on the Street: a love letter to entrepreneur organizations, a new framework for collective impact, and more

Heard on the Street: high demand for small dollar business loans, new credit program for female entrepreneurs, and women in VC

Heard on the Street: Credit Unions outpacing banks, women and minority entrepreneurs opening more businesses, and why small businesses may decide the next election

Heard on the Street: Starbucks investing in Chicago, bringing CDFIs back to their roots, and a new impact modeling approach

Heard on the Street: Chicago’s next gen entrepreneurs, where ESG fails, and the alienation of impact reporting

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