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Lafayette Square has been officially designated as one of the four new Small Business Lending Companies (SBLC) by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). This significant recognition positions Lafayette Square to enhance its role in providing essential financial support to small businesses across the nation.
The SBLC license allows Lafayette Square to offer a wider range of lending options, tailored specifically to meet the diverse needs of small enterprises. With this new capability, the organization aims to empower small businesses by facilitating access to capital, which is crucial for growth and sustainability.
This development underscores the SBA's commitment to fostering a robust small business ecosystem, recognizing the vital contributions these enterprises make to the economy. By expanding the number of licensed SBLCs, the SBA is taking steps to ensure that more small businesses can benefit from the financial resources they require to thrive in an increasingly competitive market.
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