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FAQ / How are small businesses fi nanced?


Commercial banks and other depository institutions are
the largest lenders of debt capital to small businesses.
They accounted for almost 65 percent of total traditional
credit to small businesses in 2003. (This includes credit lines
and loans for nonresidential mortgages, vehicles, equipment,
and leases.) Credit cards account for much of the growth in
small business lending over the past few years. For more information,
see Advocacy’s annual publication, Small Business
Lending in the United States (www.sba.gov/advo/research/
lending.html).

 




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