Investing in All of America Act of 2025

This bill changes the rules for Small Business Investment Companies, which are private funds that can borrow money backed by the federal Small Business Administration (called leverage). It lowers the leverage limit from 300 percent to 200 percent of a fund's private capital. It raises the dollar limit to $250 million for a single fund that makes quarterly or semiannual interest payments, and to $475 million for funds under common control that do so. It lets funds leave out of their leverage totals money invested after enactment in small businesses in low-income or rural areas, in critical technology fields, or in small manufacturing, up to set limits. It also counts money from college or university foundations, endowments, and trusts as private capital, and generally excludes government funds from private capital.

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Sponsors

• John W. Hickenlooper Democrat sponsor
• 7 cosponsors