Weak Bank Ratings — Not an Issue at The Interface Financial Group

As banks grow weaker, The Interface Financial Group's network of locally managed offices expands to help the small business sector accelerate cash flow.

With such uncertainly prevailing in the banking sector many customers have no idea if their bank will even be open for business tomorrow. While this is a major concern for all bank customers, one of the customer segments most affected is the small business category.

The Interface Financial Group is helping to soften the blow for small businesses by expanding their representation across the country. Currently, with over a hundred offices strategically located to help small business with their cash flow needs, Interface plans to add even more locations over the next six months.

Banfield pointed out that because each Interface office is locally managed by experienced entrepreneurs, they can respond in a very timely manner to the needs of their growing client base. Cash flow is the number one issue facing small business owners today, and Interface addresses those needs with a proven invoice discounting program. Unlocking assets already owned by small business is a very viable and cost-effective method of creating growth capital.

Interface delivers this service in six countries through a unique network of franchised outlets. A network that is now set to grow substantially over the months ahead.

About The Interface Financial Group
The Interface Financial Group (IFG) is the leading alternative funding source for small business. IFG provides short-term working capital funding in the form of a unique Invoice Discounting service. The company serves clients in the manufacturing, service, and construction sectors. Interface operates from a base of more than 100 franchise offices in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and the United Kingdom. IFG's innovative Invoice Discounting service is a fast and easy way for small businesses to turn receivables into cash.