SBA 7(a) lenders by state

Alabama 93 banks · $230.0B Alaska 5 banks · $10.6B Arizona 11 banks · $102.1B Arkansas 78 banks · $184.5B California 110 banks · $530.8B Colorado 60 banks · $56.0B Connecticut 25 banks · $43.1B Delaware 7 banks · $1.08T Florida 77 banks · $343.6B Georgia 119 banks · $92.7B Hawaii 6 banks · $65.6B Idaho 10 banks · $12.0B Illinois 316 banks · $770.3B Indiana 86 banks · $221.5B Iowa 224 banks · $118.1B Kansas 180 banks · $94.6B Kentucky 119 banks · $84.8B Louisiana 101 banks · $80.0B Maine 22 banks · $49.0B Maryland 27 banks · $49.1B Massachusetts 86 banks · $219.4B Michigan 70 banks · $64.9B Minnesota 216 banks · $88.8B Mississippi 56 banks · $129.9B Missouri 188 banks · $300.9B Montana 34 banks · $78.1B Nebraska 138 banks · $110.6B Nevada 10 banks · $15.3B New Hampshire 15 banks · $16.3B New Jersey 46 banks · $210.0B New Mexico 28 banks · $16.4B New York 96 banks · $1.36T North Carolina 36 banks · $3.50T North Dakota 60 banks · $65.6B Ohio 145 banks · $5.70T Oklahoma 167 banks · $206.5B Oregon 12 banks · $73.2B Pennsylvania 101 banks · $339.7B Rhode Island 5 banks · $245.8B South Carolina 44 banks · $65.7B South Dakota 56 banks · $3.94T Tennessee 109 banks · $317.7B Texas 341 banks · $500.4B Utah 23 banks · $320.4B Vermont 12 banks · $8.9B Virginia 54 banks · $339.4B Washington 28 banks · $91.1B West Virginia 40 banks · $51.7B Wisconsin 149 banks · $175.2B Wyoming 24 banks · $10.8B