South Carolina Capital Access Program 2009 Program Activity

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South Carolina Department of Commerce

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South Carolina Capital Access Program

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The South Carolina Capital Access Program is designed to give financial institutions operating in South Carolina a flexible tool to make business loans that are more risky than conventional loans and that do not meet conventional underwriting standards. This report provides an overview of the South Carolina Capital Access Program and its results for 2009. Figures show the 2009 program assisting 44 small businesses with private financing from South Carolina lenders totaling $1.7 million.

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2010-02-08

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Date Accessioned	2014-06-10T21:34:38Z
Date Available	2014-06-10T21:34:38Z
dc.date.created	2014-06-09
dc.description	The South Carolina Capital Access Program is designed to give financial institutions operating in South Carolina a flexible tool to make business loans that are more risky than conventional loans and that do not meet conventional underwriting standards. This report provides an overview of the South Carolina Capital Access Program and its results for 2009. Figures show the 2009 program assisting 44 small businesses with private financing from South Carolina lenders totaling $1.7 million.
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Item Language	English
Publisher	South Carolina State Library
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