Gulf Coast Business Credit Welcomes 2020 Summer Interns!

Gulf Coast Business Credit (“GCBC”), the working capital finance division of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Co., is excited to welcome its 2020 interns, Max Wrba and Addison Baker. The internship program at GCBC offers a well-rounded and hands-on experience that gives participants exposure to all sectors of  ...

GCBC Celebrates 20 Year Anniversary in 2020

On February 1, 2020, Gulf Coast Business Credit (“GCBC”), a division of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Co. (“Gulf Coast Bank”), announced the celebration of its 20th Anniversary as a leader in accounts receivable finance and asset based lending. Over the last 20 years, GCBC’s commitment to thousands of valued client relationships, partners and employees has provided growth for businesses and prosperity for families across the United States.

GCBC finishes strong Q3 with 43 fundings

Gulf Coast Business Credit (“GCBC”) had a great third quarter, closing 43 new Accounts Receivable Factoring and Asset Based Lending (ABL) deals.  Amongst the new deals funded were a $4,000,000 working capital facility to a Louisiana based staffing company, a $300,000 working capital facility to a Texas based manufacturing company and a $200,000 working capital facility to a California based transportation company.

Gulf Coast Business Credit Welcomes 2019 Summer Interns!

Gulf Coast Business Credit (“GCBC”), the working capital finance division of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust (“GCB”), is pleased to announce its new team of interns for summer 2019. GCBC offers interns hands-on training in finance, sales/marketing, accounting and underwriting.  Meg Roberson, GCBC’s Senior Vice President noted, “We are thrilled to welcome Lacey Bohanan, Kyle Hladky, Will Huber, Mike Mondragon and Sam Wheeler to GCBC.  Our internship program is critical to our talent recruiting as we seek to hire and foster the next generation of GCB leaders.” 

What is Temporary Staffing Factoring and How Does it Work?

All temporary staffing agencies need access to working capital in order to consistently make payroll. And for staffing companies experiencing growth, the importance of reliable access to cash is even greater. This is why many temporary staffing agencies finance their payroll through factoring companies.