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Direct lender and lending marketplace
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Remote in USA
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Remote candidates must reside in states where Kapitus has an established physical presence.
Kapitus provides small business financing through a hybrid model that combines direct lending with a marketplace of lending partners. It offers a range of products, including term loans, SBA loans, revenue-based financing, equipment financing, and revolving lines of credit, plus specialized options like Helix Healthcare Financing. Its KapitusPLUS platform lets a business submit a single application to receive and compare multiple offers from Kapitus and its network, enabling rapid decisions (approvals in about four hours) and funding within 24 hours. This approach differentiates Kapitus from competitors by offering a unified, fast-access funding ecosystem with a diverse product set and a broad network of lenders. The company aims to give established small to mid-sized businesses quick, flexible access to capital across the United States to support growth and working capital needs.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Debt Financing
Total Funding
$805M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2006
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Leading provider of financing to small and medium-sized businesses demonstrates continued growth and industry confidence amid economic uncertainty.NEW YORK, July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Kapitus, a leading provider of financing for small and medium-sized businesses, has announced the closing of a $250 million asset-backed securitization (ABS). The facility, which has a 3-year revolving period and is expandable to $500 million, was rated by Kroll Bond Rating Agency, LLC (KBRA), with Truist Securities, Inc., as the sole structuring agent and bookrunner. The company also upsized its corporate note to $95 million. Brean Capital, LLC served as the company's exclusive financial advisor and sole placement agent in connection with this transaction.These latest financing transactions mark another milestone in a period of significant growth for the small business financing provider. Other recent transactions include:Closing a $165 million ABS transaction in January 2025 , which was an additional issuance to an existing $160 million ABS transaction in October 2024. Both transactions were rated by KBRA, with Truist Securities, Inc., as the sole structuring agent and bookrunner.ABS transaction in , which was an additional issuance to an existing ABS transaction in
/PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Kapitus, a leading provider of financing for small and medium sized businesses, today announced the acquisition of Ten Oaks Commercial...
Lama AI and Bridge have partnered to expand the availability of commercial loans. With this collaboration, the financial institutions using Lama AI’s artificial intelligence (AI)-powered origination technology will be able to access Bridge’s marketplace that connects business owners and lenders, the companies said in a Wednesday (Aug. 21) press release. This offering will enable banks to grow their portfolio through diversified deal flow sources and increase efficiencies around prequalification and end-to-end origination, according to the release
Proceeds to be used to expand Kapitus’ financing options for small businesses as demand for alternative funding products increases
While the rise of nearshoring to Mexico has been steadily increasing over the past decade, the pandemic and several other recent global disruptions have kicked the trend into high gear.About 88% of U.S.-based small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) will reshuffle their supply chains to utilize suppliers in the U.S. or Mexico in 2023, according to a recent survey from Gartner-owned consultant Capterra.“The switch to nearshoring is happening faster than was predicted in 2021,” the survey said. “Most industry professionals predicted this change would happen very slowly, over five or more years. But even the 2022 numbers we see in the data were stronger than those predictions, and 2023 will continue to see a rapid shift to nearby suppliers.”Capterra, a software consultancy and review site based in Arlington, Virginia, surveyed 300 supply chain SME professionals in the U.S. for the research titled “From Nearshoring to Cooperative Procurement.” While 88% of SMBs plan to switch at least some of their suppliers to ones either in the U.S. or close by, 45% plan to switch all of them, the survey said.Survey respondents said shorter supply chains, the United States-Mexico-Canada-Agreement trade pact, lower labor costs in Mexico and the North American transportation infrastructure as reasons for altering their manufacturing sources.Ben Johnston, chief operating officer at Kapitus, said his firm expects nearshoring of manufacturing to Mexico, which has an established manufacturing base and low tariff trade agreements with the U.S., to become more frequent in the coming years. New York-based Kapitus is a small business and industrial equipment financing company that provides funding for everything from construction firms to health care providers to small manufacturers in the U.S.“There is already a significant manufacturing presence in Mexico, including many precision technology manufacturers,” Johnston told FreightWaves. While automotive vehicle and parts manufacturing, consumer electronics and medical equipment have been a major part of U.S.-Mexico supply chains for decades, Johnston predicts increasingly more production of electrical components related to green technology. “The Infrastructure [Investment and Jobs] Act of 2021 and the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 provide large sums to spur investment in infrastructure and green technologies,” Johnston said