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May 2026 Industries Served List
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May 2026 Industries Served List

Press release · May 2026 funding activity A look inside where private credit went to work in May 2026: 22 fundings, $3.84 million, and seven economic regions of North America. Chicago, June 12, 2026. Capital Source®, through its Private Credit Division, closed 22 transactions totaling $3.84 million in May 2026, financing operators across 18 states...

Finance professionals analyzing capital flow and financial models on a digital display in a modern executive workspace
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True Cost Of Money Framework SMB Capital Decisions

The True Cost of Money Is Not the Rate — And It Is Not the Factor The Governing Framework Every SMB Operator Needs Before the Next Capital Decision SERIES CONTEXT This article is published on the Capital Source thought-leadership platform and is written for financially literate SMB operators, CFOs, and business owners evaluating capital structure...

Professionals analyzing financial data in a modern office environment illustrating inflation effects on SMB borrowing costs and capital access
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Inflation And Cost Of Capital SMB

What Inflation Is — And What It Is Actually Doing to Your Cost of Capital The Macroeconomic Pressure System Every SMB Operator Needs to Understand Before the Next Facility Conversation SERIES CONTEXT This article is the first in a three-part series examining how inflation reshapes capital access and deployment for SMB operators. It builds on...

Professionals analyzing small business credit data and financial metrics in a modern office environment
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Why Credit Is Tightening For Small Businesses

Why Credit Is Tightening for Small Businesses — And Which Companies Feel It First Series Context This is the first article in a three-part series on tightening credit conditions and how they affect small and mid-sized businesses. It follows the TLAC Analysis, which explains the regulatory forces shaping bank behavior. This article builds on that...

Executives reviewing financial data in a modern office representing capital structure and cash flow analysis
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The Cash Engine Framework: A Capital Structure Series

The Cash Engine Framework A Series on Capital Structure Governance for CEOs and CFOs Debt capacity is not determined by EBITDA. It is determined by how cash actually moves through a business. Many companies that appear stable on paper begin to experience pressure long before it shows up in earnings, covenants, or lender conversations. The...