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Slow Credit Access Holds Growing Businesses Back
Authorized doesn’t mean safe: The rise of credit-push fraud
Why High-Growth Businesses Can’t Use the Credit They Already Have Traditional thinking holds that the defining challenge for middle market businesses is around achieving growth.
Community Bank/Credit Union Modernization Award
How Credit Unions Can Compete When One Click Can Lose a Member The moment that stuck with me came early when Dan Hanks, senior vice president of product at i2c, described how quickly a member can drift away from their credit union today.
Rethinking SMB credit (Originally published on CUInsight.com) Small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs) are the economic heartbeat of the communities credit unions serve. They’re the restaurants, contractors, salons, retailers, nonprofits, and service firms that create jobs, stabilize neighborhoods, and fuel local growth.
Personal Credit Carries the Weight When SMBs Face Surprises Business credit for large enterprises operates at arm’s length, guided by formal procurement flows and rigid financial controls.
Small Business Credit Race Shifts From Approvals to Value-Added Services Small and mid-size businesses (SMBs) have traditionally been defined by their uphill battle to access credit. Approval odds were uncertain, and lenders could make or break an enterprise’s ability to grow, leading small firms to routinely turn to personal cards to fill funding gaps.
More Businesses Want Credit Built Around Their Cash Flow SMBs want credit cards designed around their cash flow, not just easy approvals.
New Data From i2c: For SMBs, Credit is Widely Accessible, Shifting the Focus to Flexibility and Premium Features With 83% of SMBs Confident They’ll Be Approved for a New Business Credit Card, Issuers Must Compete on Flexibility and Features to Meet the Increasing Demand for Adaptable Business Credit REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – i2c Inc., a global financial technology innovator, today released a new study titled “SMB Growth Monitor Report: Small Businesses, Big Credit […]

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