If you’re seeking funding for your franchise, look for a lender who won’t put you in a box and shares your commitment to growing your business.

The Great Wealth Transfer is on the horizon, prompting benefactors and beneficiaries to have transparent conversations about intergenerational wealth — but they don't have to navigate the complexities alone.

Off-season planning can help Midwest small business owners gain a competitive edge during peak demand.

Taking steps to strengthen the community has become a must-have for companies today. Here’s how small businesses can give back.

When a lifelong resident of Evanston decided to make a permanent home for his bike shop in the Chicago suburb, Byline Bank helped his business stay in the neighborhood.

As a contractor in the trowel trades, this seven-generation family business needed a banking partner who would get to know the nuances of their construction specialty.

It’s hard to prepare for every crisis that can arise for a small business, but one Chicago salon learned the value of having the right banking partner on hand to react to the unexpected.

When a family-owned furniture store was ready to grow, Byline Bank was there to help finance the expansion while continuing to support the retailer’s day-to-day banking needs.

Smaller businesses are often targets for cybercrimes and fraud because cybercriminals know they may not have as much security as larger corporations.

Higher interest rates may lead to meaningful gains, prompting people to rethink where they keep their money—money market accounts (MMAs) being one option.

When it came time for one BeeHive Homes franchise owner to sell their business, they were lucky to have the perfect buyer on staff. Learn how a onetime nurse became a first-time business owner with the help of an SBA loan from Byline Bank.

As the Fed continues to increase rates, should you adjust your long-term investing strategy?