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US Bank National Association

US Bank National Association appears in the SBA PPP loan-level file with 21,234 loans and $3.1 billion in approved dollars, an average of $145,060 a loan. That is 0.19% of the 11,468,171 loans the file records, rank 45 of the 500 largest lenders by approved dollars and rank 63 by loan count. Borrowers on those loans reported 304,122 jobs, 14.3 a loan, and $10,128 of approved dollars for each reported job. 1 page in the archive carries the name in a title or description.

Totals

Loans21,234
Approved dollars$3,080,209,948.47
Average loan$145,060.28
Share of program loans0.1852%
Rank by approved dollars45 of 500
Rank by loan count63 of 500
Jobs reported304,122
Jobs per loan14.3224
Approved dollars per reported job$10,128.20
Borrowers20,041
Loans per borrower1.06
Lender type (archive classification)Big bank
Modeled processing fees$111,328,750.62
Modeled fees, 2020 first-draw loans$73,928,889.27
Modeled fees, 2021 first-draw loans$4,653,190.38
Modeled fees, 2021 second-draw loans$32,746,670.97
Modeled fee per loan$5,242.95
Rank by modeled fees47 of 4,688 originating lenders

Loans made by MUFG Union Bank

All 21,234 loans ($3.08 billion) that the SBA file lists under this name at lender location 11822 (San Francisco, CA) were made by MUFG Union Bank, headquartered in San Francisco; 20,430 of the borrowers are in California. MUFG Union Bank merged into U.S. Bank on May 26, 2023 (FDIC BankFind record). U.S. Bank's own PPP loans are listed under a different name, U.S. Bank, National Association.

These loans are counted in the totals above.

Named in the archive

1 page in the archive carries this name in a title or description. The match is on the page title and description, not a finding about the lender's role in the case.

Data and method

Totals come from SBA's PPP loan-level file (FOIA release of 2024-09-30); ranks are among its 4,688 named originating lenders. Modeled fees are computed loan by loan from SBA's published fee schedule, because SBA never published what it paid each lender. Jobs are self-reported; dollars are approved, not disbursed; the totals leave out 39 source rows. The per-lender totals page has the full method.

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