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So, How Does Banking Work, Anyway?

October 17, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

So, How Does Banking Work, Anyway?

As a business, you are doubtless interested in the mechanics of money. At least you should be. It is important to understand how money flows through the system, as well as how banks make their money and make it available for use in corporate finance. If you are interested in how banking works, at a basic level, and how it affects society, this is a great video to watch.
The video also makes an interesting point about value and perception. The video points out that gold doesn’t actually have any more value, in real terms, than bits of paper. What makes …read more

What Lenders Look for in a Business

September 29, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

What Lenders Look for in a Business

One of the facts about corporate finance is that borrowing money is necessary. Any business needs to be able to borrow money in order to keep up a cash flow that provides smoothness in operations. However, business loans are decreasing as banks worry about the viability of businesses and the likelihood that they will be repaid. Here are some things that lenders consider before giving you a loan:

Business credit: Yes, you have to have business credit to get a loan. You can build credit with a business credit card that you pay regularly, or by paying off smaller loans you …read more

M&A Activity Brings Hope for Companies

September 21, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

M&A Activity Brings Hope for Companies

One of the things that happens during a recession is that companies start hoarding cash. Preserving capital becomes important as cash inflows slow on reduced consumer spending. As a result, during a recession, merger and acquisition activity decreases. However, now that there are signs that the economy is starting to recover, it could be that M&A activity could pick up. After all, there is a bunch of cash sitting around at many companies.
Working corporate deals
Part of corporate finance is wheeling and dealing. Many companies hope to gain more market share and increase their cash flow by acquiring competitors or working …read more

New Source for Corporate Finance: Community

September 10, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

New Source for Corporate Finance: Community

You can get the financing you need for business if you get the community involved.

Will Small Banks Get Their Own TARP?

September 9, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

Will Small Banks Get Their Own TARP?

Some of the nation’s small banks may end up with access to TARP.

Business Loans Continue to Decrease

August 25, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

Business Loans Continue to Decrease

When will banks start lending to businesses again? It depends on how they feel about their own balance sheets…

State Unemployment Numbers Improve

August 21, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

State Unemployment Numbers Improve

Unemployment picture improves in some states.

Levity: Learning from Corporate America

August 11, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

Levity: Learning from Corporate America

What have you learned from corporate America?

Credit Crisis Alters Corporate Finance

July 31, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

Credit Crisis Alters Corporate Finance

Commercial paper may never be the same again.

Will Companies See Liquidity Problems?

July 23, 2009 by Miranda Marquit  
Filed under Corporate Finance

Will Companies See Liquidity Problems?

Liquidity is an essential part of corporate finance.

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