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Aug. 15, 2014

State lending law could pose headaches for funds

After banks tightened up their lending activity in response to the financial crisis, a business opportunity opened up for other sorts of financial players.


By Dominic Fracassa


Daily Journal Staff Writer


After banks tightened up their lending activity in response to the financial crisis, a business opportunity opened up for other sorts of financial players. Institutional investors, hedge fund managers and private equity funds stepped in where some banks left off and increased their direct lending to businesses. The strategy has diversified portfolios heavy with equity investments and other stock holdings. <...

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