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Small Business Owners Feel the Credit Crunch

Freese, Peralez, & Associates • May 10, 2023

Small Business Owners Feel the Credit Crunch

Freese, Peralez, & Associates • May 10, 2023

Small businesses struggle as lenders tighten credit amid banking turmoil.


Small businesses in the US are finding it increasingly difficult to access financing due to the tightening of credit by banks. Even those companies that have existing lines of credit are seeing interest rates increase, putting a strain on finances. The problem is being exacerbated by the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, which has seen an outflow of deposits from smaller banks. Lending rates are also on the decline, making it harder for smaller businesses to obtain the funding they need. This is despite such firms being major job creators and key drivers of innovation in the US economy. The situation is expected to continue, with small businesses predicted to suffer the most if the trend continues. For more information click the link!


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