Further highlighting Forbes' point that the traditional banker is dead, small business financing company Kabbage announced today it received a revolving, 3-year line of debt financing, totaling $270 million.The funds, which were provided by Guggenheim Securities, will be used to supply small businesses with working capital, both in the U.S. and internationally.This new installment comes a year after the Atlanta-based company received $75 million in debt financing from Victory Park Capital and Thomvest Ventures.Kabbage has seen an increasing demand for small business financing, both for web-based businesses and brick-and-mortar stores. The Wall Street Journal commented on its growth, reporting:"In the last 15 or so months, default rates have dropped by more than 50%.... while Kabbage's business has grown five-fold. The company aims to provide $1 billion in credit to businesses next year."Rob Frohwein, CEO, hinted that growth has been so dramatic that the company expects to pull in more financing soon.…
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