BOC Capital Corp.

85 South Oxford, 2nd floor
Brooklyn NY, 11217-1607


BOC Capital Corporation (BOCCC), which became operational in mid-2000, is the creation of its parent, the BOC Network, an organization that has a track record of providing Development Services and other services to potential borrowers. The target market for BOCCC is the large, underserved market of small business owners in Brooklyn, New York, particularly among minority and immigrant communities. The BOCCC focuses primarily on the productive sector of this market by providing initial needs assessments and business training, as well as small, flexible, quick-turnaround working capital loans.

CDFI Awards for BOC Capital Corp.


FA (2009) - $600,000

BOC Capital Corp. (BCC) is a certified CDFI established in 2001. BCC provides flexible and affordable micro-enterprise financing and bilingual training to its Target Market consisting of low-and-moderate income borrowers and qualifying geographic areas in New York City. BCC will use its FY09 Financial Assistance award to increase lending in its Target Market.



FA (2006) - $300,000

BOC Capital Corp. (BCC) is a certified CDFI founded in 2001. BCC provides flexible micro-enterprise financing to low income people in Brooklyn and recently expanded to include Low-Income Targeted Populations (African American and Hispanics) throughout New York City. The Financial Assistance Award of $218,561 will enable BCC to capitalize its loan pool and serve its expanded Target Market. It will use its Technical Assistance Award of $81,439 to: 1) complete a market needs analysis; 2) to engage the professional services to oversee the TA project; and 3) to purchase computers and upgrade its existing client database.



SECA (2002) - $102,000

The SECA award"s technical assistance component will enable purchase of consulting services (development of a strategic plan and marketing plan and products, plus the conducting of a financial and program audit), technology (loan tracking software and computer equipment), and board and staff training. The award"s Financial Assistance component will support expanded operations.



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