Straight Talk: Getting Traditional Loans in Today's Economy

Executives from several big banks speak with Jane Wells of CNBC about the criteria banks use to decide whether to lend or extend credit to businesses. This panel, and others at http://www.accesstocapital.com/a2cpanels, were presented as part of Dun & Bradstreet Credibility Corp.'s "Access to Capital: Money to Mainstreet," an event geared toward bringing business owners and lenders together in a professional environment to openly discuss the perspective from which each sees lending.

Due to overwhelmingly positive feedback from attendees on October 18th, 2012, in the LA area, we're discussing taking it on the road! Be sure to visit http://www.accesstocapital.com regularly - or ask us on Twitter @DandB - where it will be next. You don't want to miss it if it's near you!

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[Samuel Anderson]

I agree...$5300 bucks on a house? Notice the hands that went up and then down with one left standing. This bank loan talk is fully not for real because small businesses do NOT conform with the bank standards which are more in line with the corporate method of doing business. Just listen.

[nmm12nmm]

$5,300 mortgage? no wounder the "Small company" is failing. And this "salary you keep referring to is a lot larger then others. no wounder the banks turned down these people on loans.