CRA Qualified SBIC Investing Podcast Featuring Capitala Group

June 12, 2024
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Family Office Fundamentals Podcast by Sierra Capital sits down with Joe Alala III, Founder and CEO of Capitala Group to discuss SBIC Investing. These segments are dedicated to providing valuable knowledge and insights into Small Business Investing Companies and Private Credit.

Their goal is for this segment of the podcast is to serve as a knowledge library for SBIC investing, featuring expert interviews and discussions covering topics such as investment strategies, regulatory considerations, and real-world experiences.

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