Investigation Into Small Business Investment Companies: Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, Second Session- [Ninetieth Congress, First Session,] Pursuant to S. Res. 53, 2권U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 - 385페이지 |
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... private investment of $ 433.8 million . Total private invested capital for all 700 companies , partly estimated for those not reporting , was about $ 475 million ; against a balance owing to SBA on loans and debentures of $ 259,789,144 ...
... private investment of $ 433.8 million . Total private invested capital for all 700 companies , partly estimated for those not reporting , was about $ 475 million ; against a balance owing to SBA on loans and debentures of $ 259,789,144 ...
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... PRIVATE INVESTMENT We have established $ 300,000 as a minimum private capital require- ment for all new licensees and those involved in a change of owner- ship . We are encouraging all existing licensees to meet this figure . Those ...
... PRIVATE INVESTMENT We have established $ 300,000 as a minimum private capital require- ment for all new licensees and those involved in a change of owner- ship . We are encouraging all existing licensees to meet this figure . Those ...
331 페이지
... CAPITAL Capital impairment is a serious problem for everyone concerned in the SBIC program . Our regulations provide that impairment exists when 50 percent or more of the private capital has been lost . Impair- ment is a violation of ...
... CAPITAL Capital impairment is a serious problem for everyone concerned in the SBIC program . Our regulations provide that impairment exists when 50 percent or more of the private capital has been lost . Impair- ment is a violation of ...
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... equity capital . The minimum effective size of an SBIC was found to be $ 1 million in private capital . 15. We are providing for a reduction in reports required to be filed by licensees . This will be accomplished by combining the ...
... equity capital . The minimum effective size of an SBIC was found to be $ 1 million in private capital . 15. We are providing for a reduction in reports required to be filed by licensees . This will be accomplished by combining the ...
335 페이지
... capital . This is insufficient from an investor's standpoint . For analysis purposes , the companies were broken ... private capital in the program but only 31 percent of the Gov- ernment funds . They earned 64 percent of the total net ...
... capital . This is insufficient from an investor's standpoint . For analysis purposes , the companies were broken ... private capital in the program but only 31 percent of the Gov- ernment funds . They earned 64 percent of the total net ...
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$1 million 302 subordinated debenture 90TH CONGRESS accepted accounting principles accounting AESS agency AMCAP amount bond BOUTIN Business Investment Company Capital Gains capital impairment capital stock cash CHAIRMAN CONGRESS THE LIBRARY debt securities Department of Justice disbursement equity financing established estimate evaluation examination expenses fidelity bonds financial statements fiscal GREENBERG hearings income indebtedness to SBA industry interest Invested Capital investigation LIBRARY OF CONGRES LIBRARY OF CONGRESS licensee licensee's loans loss reserve March 31 maturity MCCLELLAN ment Mill minimum outstanding owners payment percent portfolio principal prior approval private capital product or services profit proposed RARY OF CONGRESS real estate Regulations reserve for losses retained earnings Return on Invested reviewed SBIC program SBIC's Section 302 subordinated Section 303 funds Senator CURTIS Senator HARRIS Senator MUSKIE Small Business Administration small business concern Small Business Investment small concerns statutory capital tion top quartile SBICs transaction violations ZEIDMAN
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325 페이지 - Senator John L. McClellan (chairman of the subcommittee) presiding. Members of the subcommittee present : Senator John L. McClellan, Democrat, Arkansas; Senator Edmund S. Muskie, Democrat, Maine; Senator Fred R.
325 페이지 - Senator Karl E. Mundt, Republican, South Dakota; Senator Carl T. Curtis, Republican, Nebraska; Senator Jacob K. Javits, Republican, New York. Also present: Jerome S. Adlerman, general counsel; LaVern J.
360 페이지 - Profit is deemed to be realized when a sale in the ordinary course of business is effected, unless the circumstances are such that the collection of the sale price is not reasonably assured.
341 페이지 - Total Amount Percent of total Amount Percent of total Amount Percent of total Amount Percent of total...
353 페이지 - It is declared to be the policy of the Congress and the purpose of this Act to improve and stimulate the national economy in general and the small business segment thereof in particular...
336 페이지 - I would be happy to try to answer any questions you or the Committee might have. The CHAIRMAN.
328 페이지 - Procedure* (1) License applications are given close scrutiny as to the proposal and the individuals involved. An examination is required either within six months of licensing or whenever Government funds are to be disbursed to the new company. All applicants for a new license must have a personal meeting with the Associate Administrator for Investment in Washington, for a comprehensive discussion of the duties and obligations of an SBIC.
325 페이지 - The subcommittee met at 2 :10 pm in room 3302, New Senate Office Building, pursuant to Senate Resolution 53, agreed to February 17, 1967, as amended (S. Res. 150), Senator John L. McClellan (chairman of the subcommittee) presiding. Members of the subcommittee present : Senator John L. McClellan, Democrat, Arkansas; Senator Henry M.
346 페이지 - Jackson, but I would be glad to supply it for the record if I can secure it for you.
335 페이지 - ... return on investments ; and (6) create reasonable prospects for success. Another result of the study was a finding that profits are closely related to size, up to an investment of capital of $5 million. A further comparison of large versus small companies revealed that 88 of the largest SBIC's — 69 with statutory capital from $1 million to $5 million and 19 with statutory capital over $5 million — or 13 percent of the companies in the program, had (1) invested 72 percent of the total private...