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Lenders in Oklahoma

247 lenders are based in Oklahoma, holding $87.2B of commercial loans at June 30, 2026. BOKF, National Association holds the largest commercial book here. Pick a kind of lending below to see who does it in Oklahoma.

Data as of
June 30, 2026
Page last changed
November 11, 2026
Lenders based here
247
FDIC institution record,
Commercial book held
$87.2B
FDIC call report,
+7.8% from a year earlier, 216 of 247 lenders
Multifamily loans, 2025
561
HMDA,
+30.8% from 2024
SBA 7(a) loans, 36 months
1,254
SBA FOIA,

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Source: The Lender Report, Lenders in Oklahoma, https://lender.report/lenders-in/oklahoma/, data as of June 30, 2026.

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Largest commercial books based in Oklahoma
LenderKindCommercial bookTotal assets
BOKF, National AssociationBank$20.8B$53.0B
MidFirst BankSavings$11.8B$42.8B
First United Bank and Trust CompanyBank$7.41B$16.6B
BancFirstBank$4.83B$12.8B
InterBankBank$4.16B$5.33B
First Fidelity BankBank$1.62B$2.98B
Regent BankBank$1.46B$2.24B
Bank 7Bank$1.42B$1.91B
Stride Bank, National AssociationBank$1.37B$5.42B
Great Plains National BankBank$1.14B$1.93B
Armstrong BankBank$1.13B$2.84B
Mabrey BankBank$1.12B$2.02B
First Oklahoma BankBank$957M$1.34B
Blue Sky BankBank$955M$1.35B
Sovereign BankBank$926M$1.47B
FDIC call report,
Most multifamily loans made in Oklahoma, 2025
LenderBased in2025 loans2025 dollars
BancFirstOklahoma City, OK43$45.9M
First United Bank and Trust CompanyDurant, OK26$35.3M
Arvest BankFayetteville, AR23$35.7M
Armstrong BankMuskogee, OK18$23.0M
First National Bank of OklahomaOklahoma City, OK18$18.4M
Vision BankAda, OK16$16.4M
First Oklahoma BankJenks, OK15$41.0M
Equity BankAndover, KS13$6.11M
First Bank of OwassoOwasso, OK13$10.2M
Patrons Bank, National AssociationOkmulgee, OK12$16.2M
HMDA,
Most SBA 7(a) loans recorded in Oklahoma, 36 months
LenderBased inLoansDollars
BancFirstOklahoma City, OK224$95.6M
Live Oak Banking CompanyWilmington, NC61$74.5M
Arvest BankFayetteville, AR60$21.4M
The Huntington National BankColumbus, OH48$22.4M
Readycap Lending, LLCBerkeley Heights, NJ44$15.5M
Northeast BankPortland, ME43$7.61M
Newtek Bank, National AssociationMiami, FL43$11.8M
First Oklahoma BankJenks, OK36$54.7M
Great Plains National BankElk City, OK35$11.8M
First Pryority BankPryor, OK30$29.6M
SBA FOIA,
  • 247 lenders are based in Oklahoma: 166 banks, 2 savings institutions, 52 credit unions and 27 non-bank lenders. FDIC institution record,
  • Banks, savings institutions and credit unions based in Oklahoma report $238.8B in total assets. FDIC call report,
  • They hold $87.2B of commercial and commercial real estate loans, up 7.8% from a year earlier among the 216 of 247 with a comparable earlier filing. FDIC call report,
  • Lenders made 561 multifamily loans in Oklahoma in 2025 for $1.8B, versus 429 in 2024 (HMDA, manufactured-home parks excluded). HMDA,
  • Lenders recorded 1,254 SBA 7(a) loans for $845.2M in Oklahoma in the 36 months ending September 30, 2026. SBA FOIA,
  • Lenders made 11,248 1-4 unit investor or business-purpose loans in Oklahoma in 2025. HMDA,
  • BOKF, National Association holds the largest commercial book of any lender based in Oklahoma, at $20.8B. FDIC call report,
  • BancFirst made the most multifamily loans in Oklahoma in 2025, at 43. HMDA,
  • BancFirst recorded the most SBA 7(a) loans in Oklahoma, at 224. SBA FOIA,
  • 11 kinds of lending have a page for Oklahoma, each with at least 10 lenders with in-state evidence. FDIC institution record,

Lenders based here are those whose main office is in the state; balances are for the whole institution. HMDA and SBA figures count loans placed in the state, whoever made them. Lenders that merged or stopped filing are left out.

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