Republic Business Credit Celebrates Second Anniversary

Strongest Quarter to Date for New Business to Close Out the Year for Republic

New Orleans, LA – While the city prepares to celebrate the hosting of Super Bowl XLVII, New Orleans headquartered Republic Business Credit is celebrating the second anniversary of its foundation. With over $20 million of new client facilities closed in the final quarter of 2012, Republic Business Credit is also marking its anniversary with the strongest quarterly performance to date.

“We are excited to have continued with our strong performance of 2012 and reached our second anniversary continuing to be a working capital financing partner of choice for so many small to mid sized companies,” said Allen E. Frederic, Republic Business Credit’s chief executive officer. “We have worked with many growing businesses in the Oil & Energy, Distribution and Manufacturing sectors looking to use our asset based and receivables purchase lines of credit and factoring facilities to support their ongoing growth. Our ability to act fast and provide flexible solutions to our clients and our banking and consulting partners has ensured that we remain a working capital funder of choice.”

Republic’s strategy is to deploy our asset based facilities, receivables purchase lines of credit and factoring facilities to provide working capital for rapidly growing, turnaround and start-up companies that have annual sales up to $60 million and facility needs of $100,000 to $5 million. Republic Business Credit is targeting a variety of industries, including energy, oil and gas service companies, apparel, manufacturing, temporary staffing, distribution, transportation, food distribution, safety and security, government contracting, marine, printing, janitorial and others.

Republic Business Credit was formed early in 2010 by industry veterans Allen E. Frederic, Jr and Stewart Chesters. It is headquartered in New Orleans with regional offices in Chicago, Houston and Birmingham serving clients throughout the United States.