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| New York Fed Helps Small Businesses Learn How to Apply for Financing |
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December 19, 2011
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NEW YORK — The Federal Reserve Bank of New York recently hosted the New Fundamentals of Accessing Capital forum, to help businesses learn how to successfully apply for a loan. The forum is the latest effort in Bank’s ongoing mission to assist small businesses in the Second Federal Reserve District. More than 130 attendees, including 25 financial institutions and 35 business counselors, were brought together at the Bank on December 14. The New Fundamentals of Accessing Capital forum let small businesses hear experts address challenges facing business owners and learn about strategies for developing business plans to help them access capital. Financial representatives also provided small businesses customized guidance and advice on applying for financing. Additionally, an expert panel helped facilitate a discussion of topics ranging from financing to business development. The forum was designed for small businesses that have been in operation for at least two years, have revenues of up to $5 million, and are in the health and human services, business and professional services, education or manufacturing sectors. The New York Fed plans to host similar events in 2012 to assist enterprise and economic development in the district. About Regional & Community Outreach at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York About the Federal Reserve Bank of New York Contact: |

