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SBIC Licensees

163 lenders on record are on the list of SBIC licensees that the SBA publishes, as read on November 9, 2026. 1 are banks, savings institutions or credit unions and 162 are non-banks. Most are based in New York (30), California (15), Texas (13).

Evidence
The list the SBA publishes
List read
November 9, 2026
Page last changed
November 11, 2026
Lenders on the list
163
SBA lender lists,
States and territories
31
SBA lender lists,
Banks and credit unions
1
SBA lender lists,
Non-banks
162
SBA lender lists,

Cite this

Source: The Lender Report, SBIC Licensees, https://lender.report/programs/sbic-licensees/, data as of November 9, 2026.

SBIC Licensees, in name order: first 25 of 163
LenderKindBased in
1st Source Capital CorporationNon-bankSouth Bend, IN
Abacus Finance Group, LLCNon-bankNew York, NY
Aldine Capital PartnersNon-bankChicago, IL
Altimer Capital A, LPNon-bankBoston, MA
Argosy Management LPNon-bankWayne, PA
Argosy Private EquityNon-bankWayne, PA
Avante Capital PartnersNon-bankLos Angeles, CA
Azul Management Company, LLCNon-bankHouston, TX
Balance Point CapitalNon-bankWestport, CT
Balance Point Capital Advisors, LLCNon-bankWestport, CT
BaringsNon-bankCharlotte, NC
Bay Point Advisors LLCNon-bankAtlanta, GA
Blue Sage CapitalNon-bankAustin, TX
Bluehenge Capital Management, LLCNon-bankBaton Rouge, LA
Bluehenge Capital PartnersNon-bankBaton Rouge, LA
Bluhaus CapitalNon-bankSan Juan, PR
Boathouse CapitalNon-bankWayne, PA
Boundary Street CapitalNon-bankAlexandria, VA
Brightwood CapitalNon-bankNew York, NY
Brightwood Capital Advisors, LLCNon-bankNew York, NY
Brookside Capital PartnersNon-bankStamford, CT
C3 Capital, LLCNon-bankKansas City, MO
Callodine Strategic Credit Fund III Management, LLCNon-bankAtlanta, GA
Caltius Structured CapitalNon-bankLos Angeles, CA
Capital Alignment PartnersNon-bankNashville, TN
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Filter all 163 by state, size and what they hold

In name order. A listing is membership of a public list and is never ranked.

Where the listed lenders are based
StateLenders on the list
New York30
California15
Texas13
Minnesota11
Pennsylvania11
Connecticut10
North Carolina10
Maryland7
Ohio7
Tennessee6
Massachusetts5
Florida4
Georgia4
Illinois4
Missouri4
Indiana3
Arizona2
Louisiana2
Puerto Rico2
Virginia2
Alabama1
District of Columbia1
Kansas1
Maine1
Michigan1
North Dakota1
Nebraska1
New Jersey1
Oklahoma1
South Carolina1
Utah1
SBA lender lists,
What kind of lender they are
KindLenders on the list
Non-bank162
Bank1
SBA lender lists,
  • A Small Business Investment Company is a privately owned fund with an SBA license that lends to or invests in small businesses, using its own capital and money raised with an SBA backing. SBA lender lists,
  • A license is not a count of financings. The list was read from the SBA on November 9, 2026. SBA lender lists,
  • 163 of the lenders on this site are on the list: 162 non-banks, 1 bank. SBA lender lists,
  • They are based in 31 states and territories, most often New York (30), California (15), Texas (13). SBA lender lists,
  • 1 of the 163 also have a multifamily or SBA loan on record on this site. The others have a page built from the list and from any filings they make. SBA lender lists,

What we don't know

  • Whether a listed lender is lending today, or on what terms.
  • How much any of them lent under the program. The list is membership, not volume.
  • Lenders added to or taken off the list since the date above.

The order is by name. Being on a list is membership: it is not a count of loans, a rating or a statement that a lender is lending today.

A lender on the agency's list that this site could not tie to one public record is left out, so the count here can be lower than the agency's own.

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Source and date appear beside each figure. Banks report balances, not loans made. Loans made come only from HMDA and SBA files. We do not audit filings and can make errors joining them. Report a problem

Figures come from public records and show the source and date beside them. Public records can be late, incomplete or wrong. A past loan does not mean a lender will make the same kind of loan today. Confirm anything important with the lender.