The Treasury Department plans to hire three Wall Street banks for help with the airline portion of the $2 trillion stimulus bill
The department is expected to tap PJT Partners Inc., Moelis & Co.
and Perella Weinberg Partners for help with the airline portion of the $2 trillion stimulus bill, according to people familiar with the matter. Each bank is likely to advise on aid to one of three subsectors: commercial airlines, cargo carriers...
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