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Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek began accepting applications for about $120 million of state-subsidized, low-interest loans.

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On the first business day of the new year, Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek began accepting applications for about $120 million of state-subsidized, low-interest loans to small businesses, farmers and affordable housing developers. Within six hours, Malek had so many requests for the money that he had to cut off applications. “The demand is huge, and it is real,” Malek said.

States across the U.S. are experiencing increased demand for programs that provide low-interest loans to small businesses, farmers and affordable housing developers.

"The demand is huge, and it is real."

On the first business day of the new year, Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek began accepting applications for about $120 million of state-subsidized, low-interest

On the first business day of the new year, Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek began accepting applications for about $120 million of state-subsidized, low-interest

On the first business day of the new year, Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek began accepting applications for about $120 million of state-subsidized, low-interest loans to small businesses, farmers.

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