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by Stephen Bush — AEX Commercial Financing Group
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Because commercial financing is heading in a new direction, most small business owners are likely to be seeking new working capital financing options. Multiple banks have stopped or reduced their small business loan activities, and some business lenders have gone out of business with little or no advance warning. Many banks have announced that they are lending normally while their actions suggest otherwise. Business lines of credit and commercial loans are being phased out by many banks.
The urgency of locating new working capital funding sources might end up being an unforeseen advantage for many business owners. Unless a new lender was specifically needed for one reason or another, most borrowers have typically not been looking for new small business finance sources. Now that many small business owners have been forced to find new providers for their business financing, a remarkable number of these borrowers are finding better commercial loan terms than the previous commercial lender was willing to provide.
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Due to the increasing difficulty of obtaining small business financing, working capital financing has increased in importance for most small businesses. Finding a realistic solution to this problem is critical to the survival of many businesses. The Working Capital Journal is published by AEX Commercial Financing Group to provide a widely-accessible (and free) resource covering small business loans and working capital management.
The Working Capital Journal offers candid advice about short-term working capital finance and other business financing strategies which can facilitate small business cash management improvements. The Working Capital Journal is also referred to by other titles that include The Working Capital Management Journal and The Working Capital Financing Journal.