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Top SBA Lenders in Indiana

The 25 most active SBA 7(a) lenders in Indiana, ranked by number of loans. Data comes directly from SBA FOIA records covering every approved 7(a) loan from 2021 through 2026.

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Why your SBA lender matters

Not every SBA lender will work your deal. Lenders specialize by industry, deal size, and loan purpose, and their approval, funding, and default patterns vary significantly from institution to institution. Matching your deal to a lender with the right historical activity in your market gives you a better shot at a clean, predictable close.

#LenderLoansTotal VolumeAvg LoanFunded %Default %
1The Huntington National Bank1,632$386.7M$237K82.2%2.7%
21st Source Bank488$102.3M$210K92.8%0.9%
3Centier Bank369$102.8M$279K77.2%1.8%
4Old National Bank202$167.8M$831K83.2%0.6%
5KeyBank National Association176$89.0M$506K80.1%0.7%
6Northeast Bank175$25.8M$147K43.4%1.3%
7First Merchants Bank167$40.9M$245K87.4%1.4%
8STAR Financial Bank146$32.2M$221K80.8%0.0%
9Citizens State Bank of New Castle145$39.5M$272K87.6%0.0%
10Live Oak Banking Company142$190.6M$1.3M93.0%0.0%
11Newtek Bank, National Association138$61.2M$444K52.9%0.0%
12Merchants Bank of Indiana134$118.4M$883K88.8%0.0%
13Readycap Lending, LLC115$37.2M$323K83.5%0.0%
14Horizon Bank109$46.5M$427K69.7%1.3%
14Flagship Enterprise Center, Inc. (dba Bankable)109$16.6M$153K76.1%0.0%
16JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association108$21.7M$201K85.2%0.0%
17U.S. Bank, National Association105$26.6M$254K81.0%4.7%
18BayFirst National Bank95$14.4M$151K92.6%5.7%
19United Midwest Savings Bank National Association93$41.6M$447K95.7%1.1%
20Stock Yards Bank & Trust Company88$60.9M$692K88.6%0.0%
21Fifth Third Bank85$52.2M$614K80.0%1.5%
21First Financial Bank85$44.4M$523K84.7%0.0%
23Lake City Bank82$33.3M$406K85.4%0.0%
23PNC Bank, National Association82$15.0M$182K80.5%7.6%
25Heritage Federal Credit Union81$19.7M$243K95.1%1.3%

Source: SBA FOIA 7(a) loan-level data, FY2021–FY2026. Lenders with fewer than 3 approved loans in Indiana during this period are excluded. Funded % = approved loans that were funded. Default % = SBA-purchased loans divided by funded loans. Rankings are by total loan count.

How to read this table

Funded % is the share of approved loans that actually closed. A lender with a high approval rate but low funded rate may be approving deals they later back out of, which is a sign of a disorganized process or shifting appetite.

Default % is the share of funded loans that the SBA had to purchase (the borrower stopped paying). A high default rate isn't automatically disqualifying (some lenders specialize in riskier deals), but it affects how cautious their underwriting is likely to be.

Loan count vs. total volume tell different stories. A lender at the top by loan count may specialize in smaller deals; a lender with fewer but larger loans may only work with mid-market acquisitions. Match your deal size to their typical range.

Volume rankings show who's historically active in Indiana. They don't tell you who's actively lending right now or who has the right appetite for your specific industry and deal structure. That's where we come in.

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