Business
Busting Major Alternative-Lending Myths
Unique problems require unique solutions. In construction, that means certain projects can require alternative methods of financing.
By Warren Miller, CFA
June 18, 2024
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by Warren Miller, CFA
Warren Miller is a chartered financial analyst with over a decade of asset management and underwriting experience. In his role as VP and managing partner for Travelers Capital Corp., Warren and his team are experts at developing tailored asset-based loan and lease solutions to midsized companies facing a variety of funding and cash flow challenges. Travelers Capital Corp. is a member of the Travelers Financial Group of companies, with over 40 years of asset-based lending experience. https://www.tccfinancial.com/
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