Partner-Focused Solutions for Business

Through our Institutional Banking business, The Bancorp works with financial professionals to offer clients unique banking solutions that help provide financial flexibility and keep their wealth management goals on track.

When facing liquidity challenges, selling loans and leases on a secondary market can be a strategic option to optimize balance sheets, manage lending limits, and collect additional fee income.

When the right opportunity for business growth presents itself, sometimes having the right financial partner can make a big impact. In this blog, we share how the experts from our Commercial Lending team used an all-hands-on-deck approach to help GM Equipment Rentals expand its business

The coming wave of baby boomer retirees brings new challenges and opportunities to senior living facilities. Now is a great time for senior living facility owners and operators to evaluate their potential growth needs to accommodate the aging baby boomer population.

Redefining lending and leasing drives The Bancorp Commercial Lending to continuously evolve how it fulfills the needs and expectations of business owners. To help accomplish this, Small Business Lending welcomes Debbie Petrell to expand its SBA 504 Lending opportunities. In this blog, she shares her background and how Commercial Lending offers unique lending solutions that help lay the foundation companies can build upon.

Achieving success with your business can often require acquiring or replacing fleet vehicles. In the second part of our Guide to Commercial Lending, The Bancorp Fleet Leasing experts guide you through the process with a strategic approach and an experienced team of fleet lessors.

When business owners start to navigate the process of securing a loan for their business, there are foundational steps to consider that can help position the company in the best light for a potential lender.

As the economy tightens, finding access to liquidity and capital can be vital for lenders and lessors looking to attract new customers. Though there are several avenues available to accomplish this, a simple option that is often overlooked is the sale of loans and leases on the secondary market through a wholesale transaction.

Businesses all over the country have worked tirelessly to adjust to the “new normal” and the lingering impacts caused by the pandemic. But just as some owners may have found some stable footing, the ongoing rise in inflation has once again forced companies to reevaluate their budgets and business models.

Many lawn care businesses are juggling a combination of consistent, increasing demand for services and an aging/shrinking workforce. For these business leaders, it’s vital to examine the business within the context of the following questions as they begin to plan for the future and determine if acquisition is the best course of action.

As we near a full year since this issue began, The Bancorp takes a look at one of the hardest hit industries — construction — and forecasts what business owners may be able to expect as the shortage continues, as well as how to navigate the situation until it is a thing of the past.

Volatile financial markets have become a concern for financial professionals and their clients alike. Over the past several months, critical economic indicators and geopolitical events have generated a “perfect storm” of uncertainty in global markets.