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Top SBA lenders in Los Angeles

Businesses in the Los Angeles area have received $7.0B across 10,494 approved SBA 7(a) & 504 loans (FY2010–present). Here are the lenders that funded the most, by real approval volume.

#LenderSBA approvals in Los AngelesRating
1Bank of Hope$705M3.1(21)
2Business Finance Capital$613M5.0(1)
3Wells Fargo Bank National Association$450M3.0(23)
4U.S. Bank, National Association$382M2.1(31)
5CDC Small Business Finance Corp.$360M4.0(65)
6Mortgage Capital Development Corporation$353M4.6(31)
7PCB Bank$330MNo Google rating yet
8Open Bank$313M3.0(8)
9JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association$310M4.3(144)
10Commonwealth Business Bank$251M5.0(6)
11Bank of America, National Association$251M2.1(181)
12California Statewide Certified Development Corporation$248MNo Google rating yet
13City National Bank$230M3.6(28)
14United Business Bank$183M3.2(5)
15Columbia Bank$165M4.5(10)

Source: U.S. SBA 7(a) & 504 FOIA loan-approval records (FY2010–present), by borrower project location. See all California SBA lenders →

SBA lenders in Los Angeles — common questions

Which SBA lender is most active in Los Angeles?

Bank of Hope has approved the most SBA 7(a) & 504 funding for Los Angeles-area businesses — $705M in total. The full ranking of the most active lenders is on this page, sourced from public SBA FOIA loan-approval records.

How much SBA funding have Los Angeles businesses received?

Businesses in the Los Angeles area have received $7.0B across 10,494 approved SBA 7(a) & 504 loans since FY2010, based on public SBA FOIA loan-approval records by borrower project location.

Do I have to use an SBA lender based in Los Angeles?

No. SBA loans are federal, so a national or out-of-state lender can fund your Los Angeles business — national SBA lenders like Live Oak Bank and Newtek lend in all 50 states. A local lender helps most when your deal needs site visits or local market knowledge.

How are the top Los Angeles SBA lenders ranked?

By total gross SBA loan approvals to borrowers in the Los Angeles area, from the U.S. SBA's public FOIA 7(a) & 504 data (FY2010–present) — real approval volume, not advertising.

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