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Small Business Owners Depend on Access to Capital But Struggle to Find Ideal Solution, Study Finds.

TSP Staff By TSP Staff Last updated: July 31, 2024 3 Min Read
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LEHI, Utah–July 25, 2024–Today, Lendio released its inaugural State of SMB Lending report. In the survey of over 1000 small business owners, 68% of small businesses say access to financing is the most important factor in the growth of their businesses. While respondents expressed confidence in their ability to access capital, they said the loan amount and term often fall below their expectations. 

According to Lendio data, small business owners typically seek a $50,000 loan, but traditional lenders with better rates and terms find smaller loan amounts too expensive to underwrite. The number of online lenders has grown to fill the gap, but those loans typically have higher rates.

SMBs also feel detached from current loan options with 67% of small businesses having no preference for a specific lender type and 50% not knowing which financing solutions their banks offer.

“Most banks have chosen not to proactively offer or market their SMB loan products to depositors because despite the existing relationship and wealth of available data; they struggle to underwrite SMB loans cost-effectively,” said Philip Taliaferro, SVP of SaaS at Lendio. “The depositors are meanwhile indifferent to the lender and that creates a new risk that the bank will lose those deposits if the business turns to an outside bank for funding.”

SMBs also want a faster, easier loan approval process. 85% of small business owners say speed to loan approval is important when selecting a lender, and 77% prefer to apply for a loan online or via a mobile app.

“The current system wasn’t built for small businesses, so there is a huge market need waiting to be tapped,” said Brock Blake, CEO of Lendio. “The solution isn’t to pit banks against alternative lenders or make a full shift to banking-as-a-service. Every one of these providers has a contribution to make to an ecosystem that fully supports small business owners whether it’s through the bank they currently deposit with or the vendor that sells them supplies.”

Read the full report here.

About Lendio

Lendio is transforming small business lending by connecting small businesses, lenders, and small business service providers through a single integrated technology platform. Lendio provides purpose-built software that automates small business loan decisioning and underwriting for both banks and digital lenders, uses AI to match small businesses to the financing offers that best meet their needs, and embeds a full small business loan marketplace directly within small business service providers’ platforms.

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