SBA lending data · fiscal year 2025

16 lenders funded offices of certified public accountants in Texas last year

33 SBA 7(a) loans approved under NAICS 541211. Median approval $462,000, median term 120 months, median initial rate 9.55%.

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What was actually approved

33
loans approved
16
distinct lenders
$150k
25th percentile
$649k
75th percentile

Half of all approvals in this industry and state fell between $150,000 and $648,500. A request well outside that band is not impossible — it draws more scrutiny on collateral and management experience.

The most active lenders

Ranked by how many loans each actually approved in this industry and state — not by advertising spend. A lender that has written twenty of these already knows the questions to ask.

  1. 1JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association8 loans · $4M
  2. 2Live Oak Banking Company5 loans · $1.7M
  3. 3United Midwest Savings Bank National Association4 loans · $3.4M
  4. 4Northeast Bank2 loans · $0M
  5. 5Fifth Third Bank2 loans · $0.7M
  6. 6Wells Fargo Bank National Association2 loans · $0.5M
  7. 7Bank of Hope1 loan · $0.6M
  8. 8U.S. Bank, National Association1 loan · $2M
  9. 9b1BANK1 loan · $0.5M
  10. 10The Huntington National Bank1 loan · $2.5M
  11. 11Celtic Bank Corporation1 loan · $0.5M
  12. 12UMB Bank, National Association1 loan · $0.1M

This list is not a recommendation and these lenders have no relationship with this site. It reports approvals recorded in U.S. Small Business Administration, FOIA 7(a) and 504 loan approval data (data.sba.gov), fiscal year 2025, as of 2026-06-30.

Is this industry getting easier or harder to finance?

Fiscal yearLoansLendersMedian approval
FY2023109$575,000
FY20242013$320,750
FY20253316$462,000

Only completed fiscal years are shown. The SBA fiscal year ends 30 September; a partial year compared against full ones makes any industry look like it is closing.

Where this comes from

The SBA publishes every approved 7(a) and 504 loan under FOIA: the lender, the borrower's state, the industry code, the amount, the term and the initial rate. We indexed 4 fiscal years of it, alongside Census and BLS data. Figures on this page are as published on 2026-06-30.

This page reports approvals. It says nothing about how many applications were declined, and it is not a prediction about yours. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

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