Access to affordable capital can make or break a small business, and the continuing strain on the system caused by the Dodd-Frank reforms after the Great Recession continue to hamper capital markets and affect small firms, particularly in rural areas where fewer and fewer lenders are located.
On the recordJune 17, 2018
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Chabot discusses challenges small businesses face in accessing capital due to Dodd-Frank reforms.
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