Comment Letter
Comment Letter to House Financial Services Committee on AFFE Markup
The Small Business Investor Alliance submitted comments to the U.S House Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets regarding proposals to increase access to capital for small businesses.
Read MorePolicy Recommendations Submitted to 44th Annual SEC Small Business Forum
Policy Recommendations Submitted to 44th Annual SEC Small Business Forum On Thursday, April 11, SBIA participated in the annual Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Small Business Forum and submitted a series of policy recommendations. The Forum is an opportunity for market participants to engage with the Commission on small and midsize business capital formation and…
Read MoreCoalition Letter to House Financial Services Committee on Expansion of Capital Access
The Small Business Investor Alliance submitted comments to the U.S House Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets regarding proposals to increase access to capital for small businesses.
Read MoreComment Letter to House Financial Services Committee on Expansion of Capital Access
The Small Business Investor Alliance submitted comments to the U.S House Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets regarding proposals to increase access to capital for small businesses.
Read MoreComment Letter to Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship re: Bill Briggs Nomination to SBA
Comment Letter to Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship re: Bill Briggs Nomination to SBA SBIA submitted a letter to the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship to express support for the confirmation of Bill Briggs as Deputy Administrator of the Small Business Administration (SBA). Read the letter > Categories BDC BDC Comment…
Read MoreComment Letter to House Capital Markets Subcommittee re: “The Future of American Capital: Strengthening Public and Private Markets by Increasing Investor Access and Facilitating Capital Formation”
The Small Business Investor Alliance submitted comments to the U.S House Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets regarding proposals to increase access to capital for small businesses.
Read MoreComment Letter to U.S. Small Business Administration re: SBA Form 2181 (Management Assessment Questionnaire)
Comment Letter to U.S. Small Business Administration re: SBA Form 2181 (Management Assessment Questionnaire) SBIA submitted a comment letter in response to the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) request for stakeholder input regarding SBA Form 2181 (Management Assessment Questionnaire), pursuant to the December 23, 2024, notice in the Federal Register. Read the letter > Categories BDC…
Read MoreComment Letter to House Small Business Committee re: SBA Lending Programs
Comment Letter to House Small Business Committee re: SBA Lending Programs On February 12, the House Small Business Committee held a hearing to examine Small Business Administration (SBA) lending programs and the role of community lenders. During the hearing, there was general bipartisan support for the SBA’s lending programs and community lenders’ efforts to leverage…
Read MoreComment Letter to House Small Business Committee on Prioritizing Small Business Growth
Comment Letter to House Small Business Committee on Prioritizing Small Business Growth The House Committee on Small Business held a hearing February 5 on how to prioritize U.S. small businesses growth – lower taxes, less regulation, and a U.S. Small Business Administration / government that aids in capital access. SBIA sent a letter to the…
Read MoreComment Letter to Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship re: Kelly Loeffler Nomination to be SBA Administrator
Comment Letter to Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship re: Kelly Loeffler Nomination to be SBA Administrator SBIA submitted a letter to the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship to express support for the confirmation of Former Senator Kelly Loeffler to serve as Administrator at the Small Business Administration (SBA). Read the letter…
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