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FY20161 Oct 2015 – 30 Sep 2016

SBA loans in Ohio, FY2016

That fiscal year's approvals by lender and by county.

SBA approvals by fiscal year. The federal fiscal year runs 1 October to 30 September, so FY2025 is 1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025. *FY2026 is open: approvals to 30 Jun 2026 only.

In FY2016 (1 October 2015 to 30 September 2016) SBA approved 3,609 loans in Ohio: 3,460 under 7(a) and 149 under 504, worth $970M.

That is down 10% on FY2015, when there were 4,009 approvals worth $922M.

Ohio accounted for 5.2% of the 70,012 approvals nationwide that year. 117 lenders had at least one approval in the state; The Huntington National Bank had the most, 2,042.

3,609approvalsFY2015: 4,009
$970Mdollars approvedFY2015: $922M
$56Kmedian 7(a) approvalFY2015: $53K
117lenders with an approval
31,764jobs supported, as reported

Loan status is as recorded by SBA at the data date; charge-off rates are computed on loans approved at least five fiscal years ago. Jobs supported are self-reported estimates from the SBA loan application, which SBA does not review, audit or validate. Data through 30 Jun 2026.

Approvals by lender

The 40 lenders with the most approvals to Ohio businesses in FY2016, of 117 active.

#LenderProgramApprovalsDollarsShare of stateFY2015Change
1The Huntington National Bank7(a)2,042$339M56.6%2,384-342
2U.S. Bank, National Association7(a)244$83.3M6.8%266-22
3Fifth Third Bank7(a)92$22.3M2.5%75+17
4JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association7(a)91$14.5M2.5%119-28
5KeyBank National Association7(a)80$29.1M2.2%89-9
6Citizens Bank, National Association7(a)58$5.9M1.6%39+19
7The Community Bank7(a)54$5.2M1.5%51+3
8Growth Capital Corp.7(a)53$4.6M1.5%41+12
9Celtic Bank Corporation7(a)50$15.4M1.4%63-13
10PNC Bank, National Association7(a)49$13.8M1.4%59-10
11First Financial Bank7(a)44$13.0M1.2%67-23
12Telhio Credit Union Inc7(a)43$4.4M1.2%31+12
13Live Oak Banking Company7(a)41$49.8M1.1%24+17
14Alloy Development Co., Inc.50437$22.8M1.0%40-3
15Growth Capital Corp.50429$21.9M0.8%42-13
16Stearns Bank National Association7(a)25$5.5M0.7%17+8
17Community Capital Development Corporation50423$14.2M0.6%28-5
18Wells Fargo Bank National Association7(a)23$5.6M0.6%29-6
19Ohio Statewide Development Corporation50422$8.7M0.6%24-2
20German American Bank7(a)21$8.5M0.6%42-21
21The State Bank and Trust Company7(a)21$7.4M0.6%20+1
22Byline Bank7(a)19$35.6M0.5%17+2
23Consumers National Bank7(a)19$4.6M0.5%17+2
24Newtek Small Business Finance, Inc.7(a)18$20.9M0.5%9+9
25United Midwest Savings Bank National Association7(a)17$17.4M0.5%2+15
26First Merchants Bank7(a)17$15.4M0.5%10+7
27The Farmers National Bank of Canfield7(a)16$5.5M0.4%14+2
28The Park National Bank7(a)16$1.2M0.4%10+6
29WesBanco Bank, Inc.7(a)14$12.2M0.4%31-17
30BayFirst National Bank7(a)14$3.3M0.4%4+10
31First Commonwealth Bank7(a)14$1.4M0.4%22-8
321st National Bank7(a)13$1.7M0.4%4+9
33West Central Development Corporation7(a)13$1.4M0.4%9+4
34CFBank National Association7(a)11$3.1M0.3%1+10
35The Commercial and Savings Bank of Millersburg, Ohio7(a)10$3.7M0.3%5+5
36Buckeye State Bank7(a)10$3.3M0.3%7+3
37Main Street Bank Corp7(a)9$1.9M0.2%3+6
38Cascade Capital Corporation5048$6.5M0.2%80
39West Central Partnership, Inc.5048$5.7M0.2%10-2
40Northwest Bank7(a)8$2.1M0.2%33-25

Approvals by county

#CountyApprovalsDollarsShare of stateFY2015Change
1Cuyahoga County556$134M15.4%577-21
2Franklin County505$140M14.0%579-74
3Hamilton County275$120M7.6%272+3
4Summit County194$48.7M5.4%223-29
5Montgomery County155$55.1M4.3%256-101
6Stark County122$22.2M3.4%161-39
7Lucas County114$22.1M3.2%92+22
8Lake County108$21.1M3.0%102+6
9Butler County100$36.4M2.8%120-20
10Lorain County94$18.2M2.6%940
11Delaware County93$22.9M2.6%112-19
12Mahoning County81$10.9M2.2%64+17
13Medina County77$22.8M2.1%67+10
14Portage County65$13.6M1.8%63+2
15Warren County58$29.1M1.6%74-16
16Licking County56$10.5M1.6%94-38
17Fairfield County48$13.7M1.3%50-2
18Trumbull County46$4.2M1.3%58-12
19Geauga County42$8.0M1.2%60-18
20Columbiana County40$11.3M1.1%52-12
21Clermont County39$10.8M1.1%66-27
22Ashtabula County39$8.0M1.1%31+8
23Greene County38$17.0M1.1%46-8
24Wood County35$8.4M1.0%60-25
25Wayne County34$5.0M0.9%28+6
26Miami County33$6.7M0.9%37-4
27Muskingum County32$2.7M0.9%31+1
28Ashland County28$4.9M0.8%8+20
29Hancock County23$5.6M0.6%42-19
30Allen County23$8.7M0.6%21+2
31Tuscarawas County23$2.1M0.6%21+2
32Madison County21$5.1M0.6%27-6
33Carroll County21$4.1M0.6%8+13
34Clark County20$7.2M0.6%21-1
35Logan County20$2.7M0.6%17+3
36Williams County19$4.1M0.5%17+2
37Ottawa County19$8.0M0.5%23-4
38Seneca County18$10.3M0.5%180
39Richland County17$5.6M0.5%14+3
40Fulton County17$3.4M0.5%13+4

The 40 counties with the most approvals; every county is on the Ohio page.

FY2016 against FY2015

OhioFY2016FY2015
7(a) approvals3,4603,822
7(a) dollars$878M$817M
Median 7(a) approval$56K$53K
504 approvals149187
504 dollars$92.6M$105M
Jobs supported, as reported31,76428,090

Questions and answers

Which lenders made the most SBA loans in Ohio in FY2016?

The Huntington National Bank (2,042), U.S. Bank, National Association (244), Fifth Third Bank (92), JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association (91), KeyBank National Association (80). 117 lenders had at least one approval.

How many SBA loans were approved in Ohio in FY2016?

3,609: 3,460 under 7(a) worth $878M and 149 under 504 worth $92.6M.

Which Ohio counties had the most SBA approvals in FY2016?

Cuyahoga County (556), Franklin County (505), Hamilton County (275), Summit County (194), Montgomery County (155).

When does FY2016 start and end?

The federal fiscal year 2016 runs from 1 October 2015 to 30 September 2016.

About these figures

Figures are totals of the Small Business Administration's 7(a) and 504 FOIA loan files, data through 30 Jun 2026. SBA updates the files quarterly. Counts are loan approvals, including approvals later cancelled; the five-year window is FY2021–FY2025, the five latest complete fiscal years. Charge-off rates use only loans approved in FY2010–FY2021, at least five fiscal years ago, and count disbursed loans SBA records as charged off. Loans are listed under the lender they are assigned to today. Dollar figures behind fewer than three approvals are not shown, and no borrower is named anywhere on this site.Methodology · Report an error