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FY20181 Oct 2017 – 30 Sep 2018

SBA loans in Wisconsin, FY2018

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 FY2018 (1 October 2017 to 30 September 2018) SBA approved 1,427 loans in Wisconsin: 1,277 under 7(a) and 150 under 504, worth $627M.

That is about level with FY2017, when there were 1,503 approvals worth $651M.

Wisconsin accounted for 2.2% of the 66,228 approvals nationwide that year. 142 lenders had at least one approval in the state; WBD, Inc. had the most, 138.

1,427approvalsFY2017: 1,503
$627Mdollars approvedFY2017: $651M
$125Kmedian 7(a) approvalFY2017: $150K
142lenders with an approval
14,128jobs 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 Wisconsin businesses in FY2018, of 142 active.

#LenderProgramApprovalsDollarsShare of stateFY2017Change
1WBD, Inc.504138$108M9.7%167-29
2The Huntington National Bank7(a)101$30.2M7.1%75+26
3Summit CU7(a)88$24.4M6.2%102-14
4U.S. Bank, National Association7(a)83$27.7M5.8%68+15
5Associated Bank National Association7(a)80$5.6M5.6%34+46
6Byline Bank7(a)74$80.7M5.2%67+7
7Bank Five Nine7(a)71$39.3M5.0%111-40
8Bank First, N.A.7(a)52$26.8M3.6%43+9
9Nicolet National Bank7(a)44$10.2M3.1%48-4
10Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation7(a)35$3.7M2.5%34+1
11Wells Fargo Bank National Association7(a)30$15.6M2.1%51-21
12Community State Bank7(a)27$3.0M1.9%26+1
13Hiawatha National Bank7(a)26$14.5M1.8%12+14
14Waukesha State Bank7(a)26$10.0M1.8%32-6
15IncredibleBank7(a)23$6.0M1.6%25-2
16JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association7(a)23$4.4M1.6%34-11
17BMO Bank National Association7(a)20$16.7M1.4%28-8
18Forward Bank7(a)15$3.8M1.1%14+1
19UMB Bank, National Association7(a)13$9.9M0.9%8+5
20Park Bank National Association7(a)13$2.9M0.9%9+4
21American National Bank-Fox Cities7(a)12$3.3M0.8%16-4
22Independence Bank7(a)12$1.4M0.8%5+7
23Northeast Bank7(a)12$1.4M0.8%10+2
24Lake Ridge Bank7(a)12$1.3M0.8%14-2
25Newtek Small Business Finance, Inc.7(a)11$8.3M0.8%7+4
26CCFBank National Association7(a)11$8.1M0.8%18-7
27Old National Bank7(a)11$3.5M0.8%22-11
28First Business Bank7(a)10$11.7M0.7%6+4
29National Exchange Bank and Trust7(a)10$4.7M0.7%7+3
30Stearns Bank National Association7(a)10$4.3M0.7%9+1
31Fox Communities CU7(a)10$1.9M0.7%7+3
32Celtic Bank Corporation7(a)10$1.0M0.7%13-3
33Citizens Bank7(a)9$2.6M0.6%6+3
34Northeast Entrepreneur Fund, Inc.7(a)9$1.4M0.6%3+6
35United Midwest Savings Bank National Association7(a)8$1.9M0.6%1+7
36BayFirst National Bank7(a)8$1.4M0.6%6+2
37Bank of Sun Prairie7(a)8$1.1M0.6%3+5
38Live Oak Banking Company7(a)7$8.1M0.5%14-7
39Racine County Economic Development Corporation5047$3.8M0.5%14-7
40Educators Credit Union7(a)7$1.2M0.5%5+2

Approvals by county

#CountyApprovalsDollarsShare of stateFY2017Change
1Milwaukee County182$82.7M12.8%201-19
2Dane County157$61.0M11.0%176-19
3Waukesha County130$62.1M9.1%180-50
4Outagamie County83$30.9M5.8%61+22
5Brown County66$27.6M4.6%77-11
6St. Croix County57$19.4M4.0%38+19
7Racine County56$21.4M3.9%560
8Ozaukee County49$23.2M3.4%36+13
9Washington County46$24.5M3.2%56-10
10Kenosha County41$11.1M2.9%42-1
11Winnebago County35$8.5M2.5%27+8
12Marathon County35$20.5M2.5%350
13La Crosse County28$7.7M2.0%45-17
14Walworth County27$16.6M1.9%270
15Fond du Lac County27$17.6M1.9%19+8
16Sheboygan County23$12.6M1.6%33-10
17Manitowoc County21$12.7M1.5%17+4
18Rock County21$11.2M1.5%10+11
19Jefferson County21$7.1M1.5%22-1
20Columbia County21$14.0M1.5%31-10
21Eau Claire County20$3.2M1.4%32-12
22Oneida County19$6.4M1.3%10+9
23Polk County18$8.3M1.3%14+4
24Dodge County16$13.1M1.1%160
25Waupaca County15$9.5M1.1%8+7
26Douglas County13$2.1M0.9%9+4
27Monroe County12$3.5M0.8%15-3
28Calumet County12$9.5M0.8%4+8
29Chippewa County11$7.3M0.8%110
30Portage County11$2.6M0.8%110
31Wood County10$2.6M0.7%100
32Sauk County10$3.8M0.7%13-3
33Pierce County9$10.6M0.6%8+1
34Juneau County9$1.9M0.6%11-2
35Dunn County8$2.8M0.6%7+1
36Door County8$6.9M0.6%19-11
37Clark County8$2.4M0.6%4+4
38Marinette County7$6.2M0.5%8-1
39Waushara County7$3.4M0.5%3+4
40Oconto County7$1.2M0.5%12-5

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

FY2018 against FY2017

WisconsinFY2018FY2017
7(a) approvals1,2771,312
7(a) dollars$511M$500M
Median 7(a) approval$125K$150K
504 approvals150191
504 dollars$116M$150M
Jobs supported, as reported14,12814,968

Questions and answers

Which lenders made the most SBA loans in Wisconsin in FY2018?

WBD, Inc. (138), The Huntington National Bank (101), Summit CU (88), U.S. Bank, National Association (83), Associated Bank National Association (80). 142 lenders had at least one approval.

How many SBA loans were approved in Wisconsin in FY2018?

1,427: 1,277 under 7(a) worth $511M and 150 under 504 worth $116M.

Which Wisconsin counties had the most SBA approvals in FY2018?

Milwaukee County (182), Dane County (157), Waukesha County (130), Outagamie County (83), Brown County (66).

When does FY2018 start and end?

The federal fiscal year 2018 runs from 1 October 2017 to 30 September 2018.

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