Small Business Administration SBA followed appropriate policies and procedures for September 11 disaster loan applications : report to the Administrator, Small Business Administration.
By:
Published on by DIANE Publishing
This Book was ranked 13 by Google Books for keyword small business administration.
Sale of Small Business Administration loan pool participations
By:"United States. Congress. House. Committee on Banking and Currency"
Published on 1966 by
This Book was ranked 4 by Google Books for keyword small business for sale.
Improvements to Small Business Administration's general business loan program
By:"United States. Congress. House. Committee on Small Business"
Published on 1999 by
This Book was ranked 11 by Google Books for keyword small business loans.
Small business, banks, and SBA loan guarantees
By:"Elisabeth Rhyne"
Published on 1988-09-07 by
The Small Business Administration (SBA) loan guarantee program--one of the mainstays of small business financing--has been both sharply attacked as wasteful and staunchly defended as essential during recent debates over the Federal budget. This book clarifies the reasons for the often heated debate and offers new insights into whether the program does indeed subsidize the weak or perform a valuable service in bridging the small business credit gap. Rhyne argues persuasively that despite recent program improvements, the SBA allows a hefty subsidy to continue by tolerating frequent, costly defaults. She recommends that the program seek to become financially self-sustaining, thereby adopting a simple market-making function rather than a credit allocation role. The book with a brief history of the SBA program and its predecessor in the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The author describes the program's political environment and demonstrates the central role of banks in the program. She then moves to a thorough analysis of the program's financial performance and assesses the impact of SBA loans on banks. Subsequent chapters examine the cost of the program to the SBA, the social goals of the program and how well it fulfills them, and the changes made in the program during the 1980s to improve its management efficiency. The final chapter explores policy changes that could improve the program's overall performance and offers recommendations for reform ranging from minor management improvements to major program restructuring. A landmark critique of a major governmental program and its impact on the business community, this book should be read by every banker, small business owner, and legislator with an interest in the fate of the SBA loan guarantee program, or in the government's role in credit allocation.
This Book was ranked 21 by Google Books for keyword small business loans.
The Small Business Administration's 7(a) business loan program
By:"United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Small Business"
Published on 1995 by Government Printing Office
This Book was ranked 15 by Google Books for keyword small business loans.
