SBA Lending by Central Bank
SBA records list Central Bank as an active SBA 7(a) lender record, ranked #141 nationally by all-time volume, with 1,196 7(a) records worth $416M.
- 1,196
- 7(a) records listed
- $416M
- Approved dollars
- $348,194
- Average loan size
- #141
- Rank, all-time volume
- #85
- Rank, volume since 2020
- 0.2%
- Share of U.S. 7(a) since 2020
- +92%
- Annualized vs prior decade
- 6.5%
- Active-status distress
- 35%
- PLP processing
Between 1991 and mid-2026, the SBA FOIA record lists 1,196 7(a) loans worth $416M under Central Bank, at an average of $348,194 per loan. That places it #141 among U.S. lender records by volume. About 35% show Preferred Lender (PLP) processing. Among 386 active-status loans, 6.5% are delinquent, past due, or in liquidation.
Where Central Bank lends most
What Central Bank funds most
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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.