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Mar 30

Heard on the Street: small business loans and diversity & inclusion in the time of Coronavirus

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: People Need Loans as Coronavirus Spreads. Lenders Are Making Them Tougher to Get.: Banks and financial-technology firms are...

Mar 23

Heard on the Street: the case for CDFIs, the role of the SBA, and how foundations are committing to changing their practices

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Ensure small business survival during COVID-19 crisis: Fund the CDFI Fund: Opportunity Fund and other nonprofit small business...

Mar 16

Heard on the Street: Coronavirus and Small Business

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Small Businesses Impacted by Coronavirus to Receive Up to $2 Million in Loans from the SBA: The SBA...

Mar 09

Heard on the Street: Coronavirus affects small businesses, banking operations changes, and the grit of black female founders

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Small Businesses Face Coronavirus Hurdles: While fears over the growing global coronavirus outbreak sparked widespread economic worries and...

Feb 24

Heard on the Street: Black History Month

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Black In Business: Celebrating the Legacy of Black Entrepreneurship: African-Americans have played a profound role in shaping the...

Feb 10

Heard on the Street: seeding local start-ups, supporting minority-owned businesses, and big banks getting into main-street banking

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Helping Towns by Seeding Their Own Backyard With Start-Ups: Small-business owners without connections still struggle to raise capital,...

Feb 03

Heard on the Street: more catalytic capital, merchant cash advances, and an investment fund for minority-owned business development

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: More Catalytic Capital: A New $33M Guarantee Pool Aims To Encourage Community Investment: To boost investments in areas...

Jan 27

Heard on the Street: New impact investing fund launches, changes to CRA, and supporting the ‘new women’s movement’

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Citi Launches $150 Million Impact Investing Fund: Citi announced the launch of the $150 million Citi Impact Fund...

Jan 13

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

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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...

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Heard on the Street: small business loans and diversity & inclusion in the time of Coronavirus

Heard on the Street: the case for CDFIs, the role of the SBA, and how foundations are committing to changing their practices

Heard on the Street: Coronavirus and Small Business

Heard on the Street: Coronavirus affects small businesses, banking operations changes, and the grit of black female founders

Heard on the Street: Black History Month

Heard on the Street: seeding local start-ups, supporting minority-owned businesses, and big banks getting into main-street banking

Heard on the Street: more catalytic capital, merchant cash advances, and an investment fund for minority-owned business development

Heard on the Street: New impact investing fund launches, changes to CRA, and supporting the ‘new women’s movement’

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

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