Investing In Minority-Owned Companies Strengthens the Economy
To address disparity in capital access and win over investors, CFOs of women- and minority-owned businesses need more than just a good idea, says Fred Royall of JPMorgan Chase.
To address disparity in capital access and win over investors, CFOs of women- and minority-owned businesses need more than just a good idea, says Fred Royall of JPMorgan Chase.
“Banking is a small community, so be mindful of how your reputation can impact your banking relationships,” says Bridget Meyer of Redbridge Debt & Treasury.
America’s finance chiefs are loosening the purse strings for new technologies, with 25% planning to increase their investment by 10% or more next year—and expecting positive ROI within three years.
Traditional investment approaches will cost you. Instead, consider a more nuanced, granular—and often surprising—approach that will position you well for profitable growth.
As Helicoid Industries entered the commercialization phase, it sought non-dilutive capital to boost liquidity, says CFO Bill Spathelf.
Government incentives and certain M&A strategies could be catalysts for growth in the coming months, says TD Bank’s William Fink.
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