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SBA Lending in U.S. Virgin Islands

In U.S. Virgin Islands, SBA lenders funded 193 7(a) and 504 loans since FY2010, totaling $90.5M, an average of $469K per loan. The most active lender is Banco Popular de Puerto Rico, and the most-funded industry is Retail Trade.

By Mario Bailey · Source: SBA FOIA data, FY2010–2026 (as of 2026-03-31)

Funded loans
193
Since FY2010
Total volume
$90.5M
Average loan size
$469K

Top SBA lenders in U.S. Virgin Islands

Ranked by SBA loans funded in U.S. Virgin Islands since FY2010. Each lender's figures, including its 7(a) charge-off rate, cover its U.S. Virgin Islands loans only. Charge-off is reported on 7(a) loans, never on 504 loans, so a lender without a reliable 7(a) sample in U.S. Virgin Islands shows “not reported,” never 0%.

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# Lender Loans Total funded Average loan 7(a) charge-off
1 Banco Popular de Puerto Rico 45 $7.8M $172K 0.00%
2 Columbia Bank 26 $1.1M $43K 15.38%
3 Merchants Commercial Bank 19 $5.0M $262K not reported
4 Oriental Bank 19 $3.2M $170K not reported
5 Celtic Bank Corporation 15 $8.6M $571K not reported
6 FirstBank Puerto Rico 12 $1.3M $106K not reported
7 Northeast Bank 10 $910K $91K not reported

SBA 7(a) and 504 loans, FY2010–2026, as of 2026-03-31, from the SBA's public record.

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504 lenders (CDCs) in U.S. Virgin Islands

An SBA 504 project in U.S. Virgin Islands pairs two lenders: a bank or credit union funds roughly half the cost as a first mortgage, and a Certified Development Company (CDC) funds about 40% through an SBA-backed debenture, with the borrower putting down around 10%. Below are the CDCs most active on 504 loans in U.S. Virgin Islands, ranked by 504 loans funded in the state since FY2010. Figures are 504-only; charge-off is reported on 7(a) loans only and does not apply to CDCs.

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Top industries funded in U.S. Virgin Islands

Top cities for SBA loans in U.S. Virgin Islands

Where SBA 7(a) and 504 borrowers in U.S. Virgin Islands are located, by funded volume.

CityLoansTotal volume
Christiansted 62 $48.9M
St Thomas 87 $24.1M
St John 20 $11.1M
Charlotte Amalie 1 $2.7M
Frederiksted 10 $1.6M
St. Thomas 4 $1.0M
St. Thomas (Island) (County-Eq 1 $665K
St Croix 1 $150K

SBA lending in U.S. Virgin Islands by year

Funded SBA volume by approval fiscal year (FY2010–2026).

Fiscal yearLoansTotal volume
201020$1.5M
20118$2.1M
20125$435K
201315$2.2M
201410$1.1M
201522$4.5M
20168$1.7M
20176$7.4M
20185$2.6M
20196$3.9M
20206$3.4M
20218$5.3M
202214$9.3M
202318$9.8M
202422$9.8M
202519$20.6M
20261$5.0M

SBA lending in U.S. Virgin Islands: frequently asked questions

How much SBA lending is there in U.S. Virgin Islands?

SBA lenders funded 193 7(a) and 504 loans totaling $90.5M in U.S. Virgin Islands in the public SBA data (as of 2026-03-31), an average of $469K per loan.

Who is the most active SBA lender in U.S. Virgin Islands?

Banco Popular de Puerto Rico is the most active SBA lender in U.S. Virgin Islands in the public data, by loans funded.

What industries get the most SBA loans in U.S. Virgin Islands?

The most-funded industry for SBA loans in U.S. Virgin Islands is Retail Trade.

Sources and disclaimer. Figures are computed from the U.S. Small Business Administration's public FOIA 7(a) and 504 loan data (as of 2026-03-31); see our methodology. SBA Loan Index is not affiliated with the SBA and is not a lender, broker, or financial advisor.

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