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April 30, 2020
An Update from NAW Government Relations Team - 4.30, part 2

Fed Chairman Powell made comments yesterday that provide more insight into the Fed’s plans for this and other loan programs. As Capital Alpha reported after the Chairman’s press conference, the Chairman said (among other comments)

April 30, 2020
An Update from NAW Government Relations Team - 4.30, part 1

At 10:00 AM Eastern this morning the Fed issued a press release on the Main Street Lending Program, along with new term sheets. While we are still reviewing the information and have not yet completed a thorough analysis, we wanted to get it to you as quickly as possible.

April 30, 2020
An Update from NAW Government Relations Team - 4.29

NAW and our allies have been working to urge the Fed to get the Main Street Lending Program facility up and running, but the news we heard from the Federal Reserve today was somewhat confusing.

April 28, 2020
An Update from NAW Government Relations Team - 4.28

Latest on Main Street and Mid-Size Company Lending Programs and Corporate Bond Purchase Program

NAW and our allies have been working to urge the Fed to get the Main Street Lending Program facility up and running, but the news we heard from our outreach to Capitol Hill today was not encouraging.

April 27, 2020
An Update from NAW Government Relations Team - 4.27

The SBA’s Paycheck Protection Program resumed lending today after $310 billion in loan authority was provided under legislation signed last Friday by President Trump. However, SBA’s electronic filing system crashed within minutes of the program re-opening as a week-plus of backlogged applications

April 27, 2020
An Update from NAW Government Relations Team - 4.24

As of today, the Main Street Lending Program is still not up and running. The Federal Reserve is currently reviewing the roughly 2,000 comments it received suggesting ways it can improve on its Main Street program to ensure it helps more businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

April 27, 2020
Against the Grain: Special Edition (April 27, 2020)

For those who are still working each day in a mill, truck, warehouse or office (outside of your home) to keep an essential business running, you may not be feeling full impact of shelter-in-place orders. Instead, your constant strain is more than likely tied to the risk of interacting with others wh

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