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Luke LaHaie

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PPP · PPPLF
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Person
Role
Executive
Programs
PPP, PPPLF
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The profile

Chief investment officer of ACAP, The Loan Source's loan-acquisition and servicing partner, which bought and serviced PPP loans originated by other lenders; now co-CEO of NEWITY.

Identity and role

Luke LaHaie — Chief Investment Officer of ACAP during the PPP period (American Banker) and now co-CEO of NEWITY, ACAP's successor (NEWITY profile). ACAP was the servicing and acquisition partner of The Loan Source, Inc., the New York nonbank SBA lender that became one of the largest buyers and servicers of PPP loans (see that profile).

Biography / career arc

ACAP was the loan-acquisition-and-servicing arm paired with The Loan Source's SBA lending license (Delaware opinion and American Banker); the two firms bought PPP portfolios from banks that wanted to exit the program.

Pandemic-relief / PPP-EIDL role

LaHaie worked the secondary side of PPP: The Loan Source/ACAP bought PPP loans from originating banks and serviced them through forgiveness (American Banker); his own loan-count and volume figures are cited to Bloomberg Tax; we do not have a copy. The project's tables record The Loan Source as a buy-side aggregator with peak PPPLF borrowings of about $9.16 billion and a serviced book of about $11.2 billion (see The Loan Source profile).

No separate personal or company-side PPP/EIDL loan, SVOG grant, Provider Relief Fund payment, or other own-relief receipt is identified for Luke LaHaie.

No PPP-fraud finding or enforcement action against LaHaie, The Loan Source, or ACAP identified in the public record.

Where they are now (2025–2026)

With NEWITY, the ACAP successor (NEWITY profile); The Loan Source and NEWITY have since litigated in Delaware (we have a copy of the opinion; see The Loan Source profile).

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