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" ... Beyond venture capital, I have found that most women-owned small businesses are looking for debt financing. Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) certified by the U.S. Treasury do an especially good job at deploying dollars to smaller, undercapitalized businesses — including those run by women and minorities. Individual and institutional investors can invest in CDFIs, either directly or through specialty funds. ... "
" ... For at least 10% of Cadre’s portfolio, Williams will work with minority-owned local real estate operators and he says he hopes the figure reaches 20%. Between 5% and 10% of Cadre’s cash will be held at black-owned banks. “I've seen personally just how undercapitalized black and other underrepresented minorities are in real estate operations,” says Williams. “We're hoping that we will be able to find opportunities that others have overlooked and drive greater diversity in the industry, which is very much needed.” ... "
" ... Redundant. What comes to mind when you hear that word? Wikipedia reports that it means, “unnecessary, superfluous, needless.” For example, it’s redundant to say, “undercapitalized small business.” ... "
" ... Since the implementation of the net sweep, the Treasury has taken in more than $340 billion—well more than the capital it put into the GSEs. The sweep proved to be politically advantageous, as their profits allowed the administration to reduce its reported deficits for the 2012 election year. However, the maneuver left Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac undercapitalized and dependent upon Treasury for funding if they incur any losses in the future. ... "
" ... That chance find by Malinda Chouinard changed everything. But not at first. Patagonia was still young, too undercapitalized to commission Malden Mills to produce fabric rolls in brighter, more saleable colors. ... "