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1 American Chamber of Commerce Executives July 30, 2009
Raleigh, North Carolina

2 HISTORY OF SBA Reconstruction Finance Corporation Great Depression
Smaller War Plants Corp W W II 1951 Small Defense Plants Administration Korean War July 30, Small Business Administration

3 HISTORY OF SBA 1954 Direct & Guaranteed Lending 1958 The Investment Company Act 1964 Equal Opportunity Loan Program

4 The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
$787 Billion

5 Recovery Act Apportionment: $787 billion
$25.7 $139.5 $288 $95.2 $147.7 $90.9

6 The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
SBA = $730 million

7 SBA Business Loan Programs:
$375 million for temporary fee reductions or eliminations on SBA loans and increased SBA guaranteed shares, up to 90 percent for certain loans

8 GUARANTY GUARANTY PERCENTAGES 7(a) Loans up to $150,000 85% 90%
Patriot Express $500,000 75%/85% 90% SBAExpress $350,000 50% CommunityExpress $250,000 75%/85% 90%

9 GUARANTY FEES Term of 12 months or less - 1/4 of 1%
Term over 12 months: Loans up to $150,000 2% of guaranteed amount Loans from $150,000 to $700,000 3% of guaranteed amount Loans over $700,000 3.5% of guaranteed amount Additional fee of 0.25% on guaranteed amount in excess of $1 million

10 SBA Loan Secondary Market:
SBA loans to Brokers/Dealers Temporary secondary market for loans

11 Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)
U.S. Treasury has committed up to $15 billion to purchase SBA loans in the secondary market.

12 TALF INITIATIVE Joint Treasury – Federal Reserve program Intended to stimulate secondary market $200 billion for asset-backed securities

13 TALF INITIATIVE Wall Street Journal, 3/4/09

14 SBA 504 LOAN PROGRAM Example: $3,750,000 Project % of
$ Amount Project Security Bank Loan $1,875, % 1st Lien SBA/CDC Loan $1,500, % 2nd Lien Borrower $ 375, %* Total: $3,750, % Borrower 10% Bank Loan 50% CDC 40%

15 Certified Development Company Loan Program (504):
Reduce/eliminate fees Borrower fee: 1.5% of debenture amount Lender fee: 0.5% of 1st mortgage amount Refinancing of eligible debt

16 Microloan Program: $30 million for expanding program, enough to finance up to $50 million in new lending and $24 million in technical assistance grants to micro-lenders

17 America’s Recovery Capital Program:
$255 million for a new loan program to help “viable” small businesses meet existing, non-SBA debt payments Loans up to $35,000 SBA pays interest 100% guaranteed

18 Surety Bond Guaranty Program:
$15 million for expanding SBA’s Surety Bond Guarantee program Raise bond limit to $5 million from $2 million

19 Small Business Investment Companies:
Expands leverage capability for Small Business Investment Companies

20 SBIC SUCCESS STORIES Outback Steakhouse Teledyne Compaq Computers
Oracle Sybase America Online Ben & Jerry’s Apple Cray Research Federal Express Intel Staples Winnebago Gymboree

21 Other Provisions: $25 million for additional staff $20 million for technology systems $10 million for the Office of Inspector General

22 TAX INCENTIVES Extends Section 179 expensing Allows carry back operating losses from 3 to 5 years Lowers estimated tax payments for those with adjusted gross income under $500k Provides tax credits for hiring disadvantaged people Allows partial exclusion on gains

23 (800) U-ASK-SBA


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