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Sep 30

Heard on the Street: a hub for financial inclusion, Chicago’s new bank start-up, and a growing fund for entrepreneurs of color

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Kiva’s Crowdfunding Platform Transforms Into Hub for Impact Investing and Financial Inclusion: Kiva's new strategy extends far beyond...

Sep 23

Heard on the Street: New Lending-as-a-Service offering, testing a small biz initiative at Google, and considering Amazon as a friend to small biz

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: StreetShares is the Latest Fintech to Launch a Lending-as-a-Service Offering: StreetShares is targeting the vast majority of banks...

Sep 16

Heard on the Street: all-time high FICO scores, using DAFs to fund entrepreneurs, and why Hispanic Heritage Month may need a rebrand

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Reasons 2019 Might Be The Best Year Ever To Get A Small Business Loan: We may never see...

Sep 09

Heard on the Street: Inequity in small business lending, clearing the path for work coops, and the Golden Age of business acquisitions

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Disinvestment, Discouragement and Inequity in Small Business Lending: Tests show inferior treatment of minority business owners at banks,...

Aug 26

Heard on the Street: delivering value to more than shareholders, CDFI bond offerings, and lifting up black businesses through more than consumerism

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Shareholder Value is No Longer Everything, Top C.E.O.s Say: Chief executives from the Business Roundtable, including the leaders...

Aug 19

Heard on the Street: Supporting black-owned banks, the impact of NYC’s $15 minimum wage, and another way Amazon is crushing small biz

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Supporting Black-Owned Banks Isn’t as Simple as Moving Money: Over the last 20 years, the ranks of banks...

Aug 12

Heard on the Street: blockchain for non-financial industries, unlocking “catalytic” capital, and how climate change sees color

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Blockchain continues to move into non-financial industries: Banking has been a very straight forward industry for years, but Doug...

Aug 05

Heard on the Street: Obama ordinance, a storefront tracker to solve NYC’s vacancy crisis, and why banks are pushing for more fintech collabs

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Aldermen propose community benefits agreement to protect residents from displacement by Obama Presidential Center: Former President Barack Obama...

Jul 29

Heard on the Street: eyeing the next recession, the plight of small businesses in NYC, and San Fran’s new office of racial equity

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: A Recession Is Coming (Eventually). Here’s Where You’ll See It First: Economists don’t know when the decade-long expansion,...

Jul 22

Heard on the Street: Celebrating workhorse small businesses, using NMTC for small loan funds, and why black banks need policy support

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Forget Unicorns – As More Tech Companies Go Public, It’s Time To Celebrate Workhorses: Opportunity Fund’s Luz Urrutia...

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Heard on the Street: a hub for financial inclusion, Chicago’s new bank start-up, and a growing fund for entrepreneurs of color

Heard on the Street: New Lending-as-a-Service offering, testing a small biz initiative at Google, and considering Amazon as a friend to small biz

Heard on the Street: all-time high FICO scores, using DAFs to fund entrepreneurs, and why Hispanic Heritage Month may need a rebrand

Heard on the Street: Inequity in small business lending, clearing the path for work coops, and the Golden Age of business acquisitions

Heard on the Street: delivering value to more than shareholders, CDFI bond offerings, and lifting up black businesses through more than consumerism

Heard on the Street: Supporting black-owned banks, the impact of NYC’s $15 minimum wage, and another way Amazon is crushing small biz

Heard on the Street: blockchain for non-financial industries, unlocking “catalytic” capital, and how climate change sees color

Heard on the Street: Obama ordinance, a storefront tracker to solve NYC’s vacancy crisis, and why banks are pushing for more fintech collabs

Heard on the Street: eyeing the next recession, the plight of small businesses in NYC, and San Fran’s new office of racial equity

Heard on the Street: Celebrating workhorse small businesses, using NMTC for small loan funds, and why black banks need policy support

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