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SBA, Treasury Discuss Credit Climate with Bankers

WASHINGTON -- Senior officials from the Small Business Administration, White House, and the Department of the Treasury met yesterday with executives from major national banks to discuss small business credit in the current economy.

By Michelle A. Samaad | Updated on March 06, 2008

WASHINGTON — Senior officials from the Small Business Administration, White House, and the Department of the Treasury met yesterday with executives from major national banks to discuss small business credit in the current economy.

The roundtable was led by SBA Administrator Steve Preston and included a cross section of major lenders and senior policy makers, according to SBA. The officials briefed attendees on the recently passed stimulus package and the administration’s perspective on the economy and small business. After that discussion, bank officials shared their individual perspectives. SBA did not provide the names of the banks involved.

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