supports loans through a network of CDFIs, Community Economic Development Banks, banks, and venture investments. Oklahoma operates two small business financing programs: one loan...
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Washington, April 17, 2020 | Miranda Dabney · Tags: Economy & Jobs ; TULSA, OK – According to Small Business Administration data released today, Oklahoma ranks 18th in the nation for total approved Paycheck Protection Program loan applications, despite ranking 28th in population. In addition, a study referenced by NASDAQ and other outlets indicates that Oklahoma is one of the top states in the country by rate of successful applications. Representative Kevin Hern (OK-01) released the followin...
"I want to know how people who are not in a small business got those small business loans," she said. Murod Mamatov, a coffee and wine bar owner in Edmond, north of Oklahoma City, is also...
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“The demand is huge, and it is real,” Malek said. Missouri’s situation, though extreme, is not entirely unique. From New York to Illinois to Montana, states have seen surging public interest in little-known programs that use state funds to spur private investment with bargain-priced loans. The programs have taken off after a series of key interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve made virtually all loans more expensive, whether for farmers purchasing seed or businesses wanting to expand. ...
Low-interest federal disaster loans are now available through SBA to Oklahoma businesses and... the Oklahoma SBDC (Small Business Development Center), working with Business Advisor Emily...