This week, public companies drew media scrutiny as it was revealed many were the beneficiaries of loans intended for small businesses.
So far, over $567M in #PPPloans has been approved for publicly-traded companies. Read the breakdown below 
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#ConsumerDiscretionary companies have received the highest percentage in total dollars issued to public companies through the#PPP program with#Healthcare and Information Technology coming in second and third.pic.twitter.com/xaNC8MFzjs
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The largest percentage of
#PPPloans have been issued to#Healthcare companies, while#RealEstate only represents 1.4% of loan volume compared to over 8% of loan dollar value.pic.twitter.com/ECTDmeR6Wg
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Two REITs have skewed the average in the Real Estate sector to $22.9M, while Consumer Discretionary and Materials companies also averaged higher than the $3.9M norm at $5.8M and $4.4M in
#PPPloans respectively.pic.twitter.com/C88yjr9tnj
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Three firms that applied for funds across different subsidiaries were granted multiple loans for a total loan value larger than the $10M
#PPPloan cap.pic.twitter.com/XTVKueHjfI
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Read the entire post about #PPPloans, available on #AlphaSenseInsights, here:https://www.alpha-sense.com/insights/ppp-loans …
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