Amazon Looks To Provide Capital To Black Sellers With New Lending Partnership With Lendistry

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Amazon Looks To Provide Capital To Black Sellers With New Lending Partnership With Lendistry

Amazon’s partnership with Lendistry aims to provide underrepresented sellers with access to loans. To date, the retailer has lent over $800 million in commercial loans. The partnership aims to initially originate $10 million in loans.

Source: The Plug

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