How CalCAP Supports Small Business Lending in California
The CalCAP programs incentivize participating financial institutions (PFIs) to make loans for a wide array of small business borrower (SBB) financing needs, as well as very specific small business capital needs. The original California Capital Access Program, now known as CalCAP for Small Business, began in 1994, now has multiple co-programs. The CalCAP programs use two different mechanisms, loan loss reserve and collateral support, to help build a safety net for PFIs when they do the important work of making capital available to SBBs.
CalCAP for Small Business
CalCAP Collateral Support
SSBCI 2.0
Americans With Disabilities Act Financing Program
Calfornia Seismic Safety Financing Program
CalCAP Zero-Emission Programs
CalCAP Loan Participation Project
Quick Links
CalCAP Annual Reports
CalCAP by the Numbers
CalCAP Events
CalCAP Program Statistics
CalCAP Regulations
California Grants Portal
California Office of the Small Business Advocate (CalOSBA)
Lender Manuals for CalCAP Participating Financial Institutions
Participating Financial Institutions
Non-Active CalCAP Program(s)
Contact Information
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