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Line of Credit

Dave Silverstein

Dispatches from the intersection of fintech and human nature. Written by the founder of Ned, a cash flow lending platform built for the rest of us.

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Latest Issues

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Rising Energy Costs: A Lender's Guide to SMB Exposure

Nearly Six weeks into the current conflict with Iran, a two-week ceasefire was announced April 7. Iran is reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but oil prices are still ~40% above where it was in February. Shipping likely won’t normalize for mont...

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The Math Doesn't Math

Above all else, I consider myself a 90s kid. When something strange or absurd happens, my brain searches millennial pop culture archives for a reference that fits the moment.

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$100 Million and Lightyears Onward

This week Ned crossed $100 million in loans originated, managed, or monitored on the platform. The timing was unique. We hit the milestone during our first in-person all hands meeting. There was a lot to celebrate.

a month ago
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What Lenders are Getting Right in 2026

Across banks and non-banks alike, the aspiration is the same; grow thoughtfully, manage risk better, and stay relevant as conditions change.

3 months ago
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  • Dave Silverstein

    By Dave Silverstein, Founder of Ned - Fintech, lending, and the relationships that move money

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