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SBA lending in WI-02

SBA 7(a) and 504 financing in Wisconsin's 2nd district: how much was funded, by which lenders, and the 7(a) charge-off record.

By Mario Bailey · Source: SBA FOIA data, as of 2026-03-31

SBA loans
3,333
Total funded
$1.5B
Average loan
$439K
7(a) charge-off
3.3%

Borrowers in Wisconsin's 2nd district took 3,333 SBA loans worth $1.5B since FY2010, averaging $439K. Of the 2,819 7(a) loans, 3.3% have charged off. See the rest of Wisconsin.

SBA funded volume by fiscal year

Top SBA lenders in WI-02

  1. 1. WBD, Inc. $480.3M
  2. 2. Byline Bank $97.6M
  3. 3. Lake Ridge Bank $75.5M
  4. 4. Bank Five Nine $68.6M
  5. 5. Summit CU $65.2M
  6. 6. Live Oak Banking Company $33.5M
  7. 7. U.S. Bank, National Association $32.1M
  8. 8. Oak Bank $29.1M
  9. 9. One Community Bank $26.9M
  10. 10. The Huntington National Bank $24.1M
Method. SBA 7(a) and 504 loans the SBA recorded in WI-02, FY2010–2026 (as of 2026-03-31). District boundaries changed in the 2022 redistricting, so multi-year totals span boundary changes; the district is as-recorded by the SBA. Charge-off is 7(a)-only. See the methodology.
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