The number made in Southern California from April through September rises 50% from the previous six-month period.
By Cyndia Zwahlen
(Los Angeles Times) After crashing to record lows earlier this year, small-business lending in Southern California may be on the mend, though the number of loans is still down sharply compared with recent years.
Lenders made 2,000 local loans backed by the Small Business Administration from April through September, a 50% increase compared with 1,330 loans made in the first half of the government’s fiscal year.
The amount of money lent also climbed about 50%, to $755 million, in the second half of fiscal … Continue Reading





