SHANE PIERSON · SBA DATA
SBA Lenders · Bank of Hope

SBA Lending by Bank of Hope

SBA records list Bank of Hope as one of the ten largest SBA 7(a) lender records by all-time volume, with 36,933 7(a) records worth $8.5B.

36,933
7(a) records listed
$8.5B
Approved dollars
$228,990
Average loan size
#10
Rank, all-time volume
#28
Rank, volume since 2020
0.5%
Share of U.S. 7(a) since 2020
-47%
Annualized vs prior decade
4.4%
Active-status distress
29%
PLP processing

Between 1991 and mid-2026, the SBA FOIA record lists 36,933 7(a) loans worth $8.5B under Bank of Hope, at an average of $228,990 per loan. That places it #10 among U.S. lender records by volume. About 29% show Preferred Lender (PLP) processing. Among 1,613 active-status loans, 4.4% are delinquent, past due, or in liquidation.

Where Bank of Hope lends most

What Bank of Hope funds most

See the whole market on the map

Compare every lender, drill any state to the zip level, and shade the map by volume, growth, or distress.

Open the interactive map ↗

7(a) loans only, approved and not cancelled, gross basis. Active-status distress counts DELINQ, PSTDUE, or LIQUID loans as a share of CURR, DELINQ, PSTDUE, LIQUID, or DEFERD loans. Approval is not funding. FOIA record as of March 31, 2026. No borrower identity appears here. Methodology.

The one straight finding

Read the federal loan data before your competitors do.

Every other Tuesday, one finding from the SBA 7(a) and 504 record — a market shifting, a lender on the move, a number worth taking to committee. Built for bankers and lenders. No selling, no list-sharing, unsubscribe in one click.