Kapitus

Kapitus is excited to announce that we recently closed on a $45 Million investment-grade corporate note financing. Proceeds from the transaction will be used to expand our financing options for small businesses. Research continues to show that small businesses are finding it difficult to access capital as both bank and non-bank lenders continue to tighten requirements. By expanding the products we are able to provide and enhancing the speed in which small businesses can receive financing, we will be able to address the unmet needs of thousands of small businesses across the U.S. - reaffirming our commitment to support small businesses with fast and efficient growth capital options.

“There are so many challenges to building a strong company. Hiring the right people is the most important decision that you can make. Then building an environment that people are proud of and want to be part of for the long term is critical to creating success. Quality people with aligned interests build success, solve problems, and create well-designed strategic plans.” Click the link below to read more about the history of Kapitus and of our CEO, Andrew Reiser ! https://lnkd.in/gyTrZrR3

Our own Ben Johnston sat down with Kristin Diaz and KRLD Radio to discuss the potential UPS strike, how it could impact small businesses and what they can do to prepare for the possible outfall. According to a study released separately today by Anderson Economic Group, a 10-day UPS strike could cost the US economy $7.1 Billion and cause “significant and lasting harm for small businesses, household workers, sole practitioners, and online retailers across the country.” This doesn’t paint a pretty picture and as Ben and Kristen discussed, preparation is key.