Mark Cuban says banks are not acting quickly enough to extend credit to small businesses through the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program; “Banks are playing themselves,” Cuban said to CNBC. “They’re being banks, and they’re trying to determine if the credits are good, and that’s leading to a lot of small businesses that are left out in the cold.”; Cuban hopes the second round of capital, which is currently being considered, provides clearer rules so banks can get the money out the door faster; Cuban also discussed the issue many venture backed companies are having with investors who own more than 20 percent; “If a small company has an investor with more than a 20% interest that owns other companies, then those companies are being put to the back of the line, which has really hurt my ‘Shark Tank’ companies,” he said. Business Insider
