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Webster Bank National Association

Webster Bank National Association appears in the SBA PPP loan-level file with 21,777 loans and $2.6 billion in approved dollars, an average of $121,476 a loan. That is 0.19% of the 11,468,171 loans the file records, rank 52 of the 500 largest lenders by approved dollars and rank 59 by loan count. Borrowers on those loans reported 282,050 jobs, 13.0 a loan, and $9,379 of approved dollars for each reported job.

Totals

Loans21,777
Approved dollars$2,645,381,899.36
Average loan$121,475.96
Share of program loans0.1899%
Rank by approved dollars52 of 500
Rank by loan count59 of 500
Jobs reported282,050
Jobs per loan12.9517
Approved dollars per reported job$9,379.12
Borrowers18,916
Loans per borrower1.151
Lender type (archive classification)Community bank
Modeled processing fees$97,402,290.25
Modeled fees, 2020 first-draw loans$65,727,030.78
Modeled fees, 2021 first-draw loans$3,535,489.07
Modeled fees, 2021 second-draw loans$28,139,770.40
Modeled fee per loan$4,472.71
Rank by modeled fees51 of 4,688 originating lenders

Loans made by Sterling National Bank

3,300 loans ($654.1 million) that the SBA file lists under this name at lender location 86717 (Pearl River, NY) were made by Sterling National Bank, headquartered in Pearl River; 3,106 of the borrowers are in New York. Sterling merged into Webster Bank on February 1, 2022 (FDIC BankFind record).

These loans are counted in the totals above.

Named in the archive

None in the archive: no court filing or source document carries this name in its title or description.

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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