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January 14, 2025

Bridge Business Credit Among Newest Kentucky Bankers Members

Regional Bonds Builds Businesses, Relationships

As a part of its plan to expand its reach across more regions east of the Mississippi River, Bridge Business Credit has announced that it has joined the Kentucky Bankers Association (KBA).

Headquartered in Louisville, the KBA has been providing legislative, legal, compliance and educational services to its member institutions since 1891. KBA’s directors and staff collaborate with its members to make the financial services industry a more effective and successful place to work. The strength of the KBA is bankers unifying as an industry to speak as one voice.

Together with its memberships in the Indiana Bankers Association and the Michigan Bankers Association, Bridge Business Credit is seeking to provide commercial lending services to a wider geographic area. 

According to Bridge CEO Rhett Rowe, what is equally important is that these strategic memberships allow Bridge to build important cross-referral relationships with traditional and community banks, as well as the region’s legal and accounting professionals.  

Located in Troy, Michigan, Bridge Business Credit was established in 2002 as Great Lakes Business Credit. It has since expanded its team of dedicated financial professionals serving companies with potential that are unable to obtain conventional financing. 

Bridge structures flexible financing with asset-based lines of credit. Eligible collateral categories include accounts receivable; inventory; machinery and equipment; as well as owner-occupied commercial real estate.