South Carolina Capital Access Program Review of Program’s 2010 Activity

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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 and non-bureaucratic 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 for 2010. As shown here the program served 31 small businesses with financing from South Carolina lenders totaling roughly $1.3 million.
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2011
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South Carolina Department of Commerce
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CreatorSouth Carolina Department of Commerce
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Date Created2014-06-09
Date of Issue2011
Identifier (URI)http://hdl.handle.net/10827/15145
DescriptionThe South Carolina Capital Access Program is designed to give financial institutions operating in South Carolina a flexible and non-bureaucratic 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 for 2010. As shown here the program served 31 small businesses with financing from South Carolina lenders totaling roughly $1.3 million.
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PublisherSouth Carolina State Library
Digital CollectionSouth Carolina State Documents Depository
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SubjectSouth Carolina Capital Access Program
TitleSouth Carolina Capital Access Program Review of Program’s 2010 Activity
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