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2020-04-27 — digboston.com
Companies that requested $150k or less represented almost 3/4 of the individual loans, but only 17% of the funding. 83% of the funding went to companies requesting over $150k; and nearly 27% went to those requesting $2M or more. So this is a much bigger "anti-small" tilt than one would glean from the headlines about the Shake Shack or Ruth's Chris... this shows there simply needs to be funding dedicated to genuinely-small companies.
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