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READ MOREFrydenberg defends inaction on $2 billion small business funds
The government insists its promised $2 billion small business securitisation and growth funds could do their first deal by Christmas despite concerns one of the funds will not get off the ground.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said the government passed legislation earlier this year to establish the Australian Business Securitisation Fund to enable small and medium-sized businesses to get better access to more competitive finance outside the big banks.
Read more at The Age.
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