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- Are there some actions that the lender can take unilaterally first and then tell SBA after the fact?
- Who is eligible for E-tran?
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- Collateral - Does a lender have to take all of the applicant's fixed assets even if they more than fully secure the loan for loans of $350,000 and under?
- What can be financed?
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- Are there some servicing actions that must receive prior approval by SBA?
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- Can payment modifications be made to loans sold on the Secondary Market?
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New Markets Venture Capital Program
The New Markets Venture Capital (NMVC) program is no longer accepting applications. If you are a small business owner seeking financing, please refer to the information provided in SBIC Program: Seeking Financing for your Small Business
If you are an investment fund manager interested in the SBA’s private equity and venture capital programs, please refer to the Small Business Investment Company program page
The New Markets Venture Capital ("NMVC") Program is a developmental venture capital program created in 2001. The pilot program was designed to promote economic development and the creation of wealth and job opportunities in low-income geographic areas and among individuals living in such areas. Funds that were approved as New Markets Venture Capital Companies ("NMVCCs”) continue to operate, though they are no longer actively seeking to make new investments in small businesses.
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The following funds were Finally Approved to operate as NMVC Companies: Adena Ventures, LP Final Approval Date: April 24, 2002 Targeted LI Areas: OH, WV & MD New Markets Venture Partners, LLC Final...
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