Jack Ellenberg of the Jobs-Economic Development Authority explains the economic impact of the South Carolina Port with respect to the state economy, as well as cities outside the state spanning a 500-mile radius.

South Carolina Jobs-Economic Development Authority (JEDA) served as conduit issuer in 23 deals totaling nearly $826M , benefitting 18 different borrowers in 12 counties comprised of six multi-site health care systems, three public charter schools,...

MDC, a nonprofit based in Durham, N.C., published this report called, "State of the South." They have been publishing these reports since 1996 to further its mission of helping communities, organizations, and leaders. The report breaks down why the...

CharlestonWISE is a community based energy program for Charleston County households offering trusted advice and personalized service to make home energy upgrades easy and affordable, as covered in this brochure.

Doug Lamb with McGuireWoods gave this presentation at the South Carolina Jobs-Economic Development Authority 2013 Bond Summit in Charleston, outlining the planning process, deal structuring, market trends and incentives for financing clean energy...

The National Trust for Historic Preservation published an article by Evans Paull that explores tax incentives for brownfields redevelopment and how these incentives can be paired with rehabilitation projects.

In this Office of Inspector General report, South Carolina's SSBCI programs are audited. The audit finds that South Carolina obligated approximately $16.4 million as of June, 30, 2013.

The Appalachian Regional Commission commissioned this report to examine innovative projects that demonstrate benefits to rural and underserved communities. The case studies encompass energy, healthcare, manufacturing, and local food systems.

The Appalachian Regional Commission released this report which is an assessment of food system infrastructure, access to capital for entrepreneurs, education, and regional capacity in the Appalachian region.

This Crossroads Resource Center report, written by Ken Meter and Megan Phillips Goldenberg, provides a plan for infrastructure investments to connect small farms in South Carolina to raise food for in-state markets.

South Carolina Jobs-Economic Development Authority released a new document explaining Industrial Development Bonds (IDBs). The document provides bond participants, the process, advantages of tax-exempt bonds, and general structure.

This loan comparison chart produced by South Carolina's Business Development Corporation and Certified Development Corporation allows potential borrowers to evaluate small business loans by listing multiple loan programs' details side by side.

Clio Andris at National Association of Home Builders produced this document which explores some innovative ways to finance a school building or renovation project.

South Carolina's Business Development Corporation created this brochure to promote their Capital Access Program to potential users in a concise and simple manner

South Carolina's Business Development Corporation created this brochure to promote their Loan Participation Program to potential users in a concise and simple manner.

Edwin Lesley of the Business Development Corporation of South Carolina describes the state's SSBCI-supported loan participation program.

This is an application for Jobs-Economic Development Authority's (JEDA) Industrial Revenue Bond program.

This brochure from the Business Development Corporation presents the SC SSBCI CAP to potential borrowers. The program was approved for funding through the Treasury's State Small Business Credit Initiative and expands on an existing SC CAP.

This checklist for the SC SSBCI CAP helps lenders determine whether a potential borrower is likely to qualify for the program. The Business Development Corp. runs this CAP, which received funding from the Treasury's State Small Business Credit...

This is the lender participation agreement for entities seeking to enroll loans under the SC SSBCI CAP. The agreement includes program information for lenders, exhibits of notices to potential borrowers, and example program forms. The Business...

This presentation from Kasper Mortgage Capital, LLC provides overview of the historic tax credit programs in eight states. Details include the level of credits available, operating entity, and special features of the programs.

South Carolina's various tax credit programs are summarized in this document.

This document offers a description of the Greenville County, SC Economic Development Revolving Loan Program. It includes criteria, guidelines and the application process to utilize this RLF.

The Charleston County uses the following brochure to explain the benefits and costs of the county's Revolving Loan Fund program.

The Berkeley Charleston Dorchester Council of Governments uses the following brochure to market and explain the agency's Revolving Loan Fund Program including information about the application and approval process as well as eligible activities.

The city of North Charleston uses the following brochure to explain the city's revolving loan fund, its terms and conditions, it advantages and where to get more information about the program.

Fran Busby from the Bank of America discusses fundamentals of bond financing and presents case studies examples of how TIF bond financing has been applied throughout the country.

Enabling legislation for tax increment financing in South Carolina.