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AEX Commercial Financing Group — Press Releases

The summary below represents some of the most recent and noteworthy AEX small business loans press releases. Business owners and their advisors are encouraged to contact AEX Commercial Financing Group for more details about AEX business consulting, AEX working capital financing and AEX business finance programs.

AEX Publishes Small Business Loan Survival Guide with Focus on the Increased Use of Guerrilla Financing Tactics

AEX Commercial Financing Group has published a survival guide for business owners seeking alternative working capital and small business loan solutions in a challenging commercial lending climate. The AEX specialized business finance strategies are entirely legal and ethical and are referred to as guerrilla finance tactics because of the growing need for commercial borrowers to pursue more extreme measures in order to successfully obtain business financing.

According to Stephen Bush, Founder and Chief Executive Officer for AEX, "Our suggestions for adopting guerrilla loan tactics should be actively considered by most commercial borrowers in the early stages of their business finance search due to the growing failure of banks to provide a normal level of commercial funding and working capital financing. In the current depressed lending climate, business borrowers should not hesitate to do whatever it takes for their business to survive."

As noted by AEX, it is increasingly likely that business owners will need to resort to aggressive use of guerrilla loan tactics when seeking commercial finance funding. Some of the guerrilla financing tactics discussed by AEX in their small business loan survival guide are (1) Business consulting as a first line of defense; (2) Determine whether your bank is a good bank or a bad bank; (3) Be prepared to fire your bank and your banker; and (4) Business cash advances and other specialized options for working capital. All of the guerrilla business financing strategies evaluated by AEX are both ethical and legal and are designed to help small business owners successfully deal with the harsh reality that banks are predominantly not functioning in a normal manner at the present time.

AEX Commercial Financing Group has recently expanded their business finance consulting activities in response to a growing demand by small business owners for specialized help in dealing with problematic commercial lenders and more complicated small business loan procedures. The AEX commercial finance consulting efforts are designed to give businesses timely and effective strategies for dealing with the recent turmoil in financial and credit markets.

According to Stephen Bush, Founder and Chief Executive Officer for AEX Commercial Financing Group, "In order to immediately help small business owners resolve many business finance complications that have emerged during the recent financial crisis, AEX Commercial Financing Group is devoting increased efforts to ensure that we will be able to assist as much as possible. For example, we have recently discontinued our commercial loan officer training program to allow us to spend much more time on individualized consulting with commercial borrowers. We have also reduced fees for our services in order to make AEX business consulting and business loan programs more affordable for most small businesses."

Most small business finance programs continue to be negatively impacted by ongoing disruptions in credit and financial markets. The scope of commercial finance consulting assignments to be undertaken by AEX will cover the most troublesome small business loan issues currently confronting commercial borrowers. Three key examples of priority commercial funding difficulties to be addressed by AEX Commercial Financing Group are refinancing business debt, avoiding problems with SBA loans and identifying new sources for working capital loans.

The Working Capital Journal is now providing coverage of recent business finance funding decisions by commercial lenders throughout the United States and how these actions will impact small business owners. AEX Commercial Financing Group has established a special section of The Working Capital Journal that will be dedicated to analysis of the rapidly-changing environment for commercial finance funding. Because more substantial changes are likely in the near future for most commercial loans and commercial real estate financing, AEX Commercial Financing Group plans to analyze business lender actions and periodically update their findings in The Working Capital Journal.   

Business owners and their advisors are encouraged to contact AEX Commercial Financing Group for more details and to describe any noteworthy commercial lender experiences that might be beneficial for a broad business borrower audience.

According to Stephen Bush, Founder and Chief Executive Officer for AEX Commercial Financing Group, "We have already witnessed a number of disappointing responses by commercial lenders to recent economic events. We intend to highlight some of the most questionable business lending practices in The Working Capital Journal. In doing so it is our hope that business owners will obtain a better understanding of what is happening and what can be done about it."

As many small business owners have discovered, the recent uncertainties in financial and credit markets have been accompanied by misleading information about the actual availability of business financing. AEX Commercial Financing Group has published a series of reports to help correct recent misinformation about the availability of small business loans and commercial real estate loans. Although current commercial financing conditions will continue to be difficult for most businesses, AEX stresses that there continue to be effective funding programs for commercial mortgages, business cash advances and working capital loans.

According to Stephen Bush, Founder and Chief Executive Officer for AEX Commercial Financing Group, "The recent instability in financial markets has included confusion about commercial loan availability for both new financing and refinancing. Before making business finance funding decisions, business owners should have a candid discussion with a commercial finance expert such as AEX about refinancing their business debt or obtaining new working capital funding."