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2026 Election: What Could Change for Business Lending, and What Won’t
What could the 2026 election change for business lending? Explore Section 1071, nonbank SBA lending proposals and the rules that remain in place.
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Texas Financing Registration Deadline Nears: What Funders and Brokers Should Know
Texas’ December 31 financing registration deadline is approaching for covered sales-based financing providers and brokers. Review NMLS filing steps and resources.
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Pipedrive CRM: A Clearer Path From First Conversation to Closed Deal
A closer look at how Pipedrive organizes deals, conversations and follow-up for brokers and other small businesses, with practical examples and buying considerations.
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Business Loan Broker To Lender: Lovey Secures Up to £250 Million, About $335 Million
Lovey’s £250 million facility highlights the broker-to-lender path. Explore syndication, direct funding and why brokers keep their referral businesses.
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The Fed Held Rates Before the Midterms. What Does That Mean for Business Lending?
The Fed paused six days before Election Day, but a steady benchmark does not guarantee cheaper business financing. The evidence points to inflation and credit conditions…
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Austin Accountant Gets 41 Months in Prison for PPP Fraud and Money Laundering
Austin accountant Arun Mago received 41 months in prison for PPP fraud and money laundering. See the timeline from 2021 loan fraud to sentencing.
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Ripple Wins Final OCC Approval for National Trust Bank
Ripple secures final OCC approval for a national trust bank. Explore what the charter covers, how RLUSD fits, and what it means for financial infrastructure.
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Teya and finmid Report an NPS of 86. Are Funders Asking Their Customers?
Teya and finmid report an NPS of 86. Here’s why Net Promoter Score deserves more attention from funders, brokers and business-lending software providers.
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DOJ WHIP: $30,000 Whistleblower Payouts for Fraud Tips
DOJ's new WHIP program pays up to $30,000 at the charging stage for fraud tips, including SBA programs. The 120-day internal reporting clock is the part to watch.
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