Reverse Merger

Reverse merger transactions are an alternative means for a private company to go public. A necessary component to a completed reverse merger transaction is the public shell. The public shell is a publicly listed company with no assets or liabilities. It is called a "shell" considering all that exists of the original company is its corporate shell structure. By merging into such an entity, a private company becomes public.

Revolvong Collateral: A loan where the collateral is constantly changing, typically accounts receivable or inventory.

Revolving Line of Credit: An agreement by a lender to lend a specific amount to a borrower, and then allow that amount to be borrowed again after it has been repaid.

Private Investor Capital: Private investor capital is capital invested by private individuals into your business venture. They contribute their skills and money to start-up companies. Typically these private investors are successful entrepreneurs that offer their expertise, experience, and contacts which is invaluable to your new venture.

Private Funds: Funds available in the private market without government support or guarantee.

Private Investment Placement

Private investment captial, also known as the Rule 506 Regulation D Offering, is an exemption under the Securities Act of 1933. It provides excellent an opportunity for your public or private company to complete a private placement offering for the capital necessary to continue growing. This offering allows you to expand operations, create a more economically efficient business operation, or create an entirely new business enterprise.

Small Business Lease: This generally refers to a lease for equipment valued at $100,000 or less per transaction. If this fits your needs you're at the right place. You might be surprised to find that, in many lease cases, the net after-tax cost of acquisition is less than the actual cost of the equipment itself.

Small Business Investment Company: A private investment company co-funded by the small business administration to provide small businesses with either debt or equity financing.

Small Business Government Loan

The Small Business Administration (SBA) makes loans available through participating lenders to eligible small businesses on favorable terms.

Seed Funding

Provided to develop a concept, create the initial product and carry out the first marketing efforts. A company is usually very young (around one year) and has not produced a product or service for commercial sale. The assembly of the key management team is in progress or has just taken place.

Start Up Loan

Start up loan financing allows you to borrow funds for purchasing equipment, remodeling, or expanding your business premises. Not all businesses are alike when it comes to money management. An unsecured credit line could be the answer.

Small Business Government Loan

The Small Business Administration (SBA) makes loans available through participating lenders to eligible small businesses on favorable terms.

Small Business Loan Source

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) helps America's entrepreneurs form new, and improve existing, enterprises. A small business loan guaranteed by the SBA is surprisingly flexible and the qualification process has only become easier. The eligibility requirements and credit criteria of the program are very broad in order to accommodate a wide range of financing needs.

Small Business Credit Card

Small business credit card enables you, the business owner, to separate personal expenses from business-related expenses.

Small Business Funding

The process of providing working capital to small businesses either through debt or equity.

Small Business Capital

The process of providing working capital to small businesses either through debt or equity.

Small Business Financing

Small business financing backed by the SBA. The SBA imposes no limit on the total loan amount you can request from the lender.

Small Business Finance

Small business finance is just what the Small Business Adminstration makes possible. So, if you are thinking about borrowing money (debt financing) from a bank, but are unable to . . . then consider obtaining financing from the Small Business Administration (SBA).

Small Business Administration

A Federal agency that assists institutions in making loans to small businesses.