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Main Street Lenders by Participations Sold

The 25 banks that sold the most loan principal into the Federal Reserve's Main Street Lending Program, ranked by the participation the program bought, out of 320 lender-and-state pairs in the Fed's transaction-specific disclosure. City National Bank Of Florida leads all 320 lender-and-state pairs with $1,907,140,089 across 371 loans, followed by Vista Bank ($736,921,479) and Bank Of America, National Association ($697,328,500).

As of 31 January 2021Disclosed 12 April 2021Universe 320 lender-and-state pairs · 1,830 transactions ($16.59B participations / $17.46B loans)Source Federal Reserve CARES Act disclosure

No. 1 City National Bank Of Florida (371 loans)
$1,907,140,089
Participations sold by the 25 banks in this table (835 loans)
$8,143,259,240
Total participations purchased across all 320 lender-and-state pairs
$16.59B
Total whole-loan principal across 1,830 transactions (95% sold)
$17.46B

The 25 banks that used Main Street the most

In all 1,830 transactions the Federal Reserve purchased a 95 percent participation, so the ranking is identical by participation or whole-loan principal.

City National Bank Of Florida ($1,907,140,089) sold more than twice as much into Main Street as any other lender

Federal Reserve participation purchased (95% of each loan across all 1,830 transactions) for the 25 largest of 320 lender-and-state pairs as of 31 January 2021.

No. 1 lender (371 loans)15 or fewer loans16+ loans
  1. 1City National Bank Of FloridaFL · 371 loans · 369 borrowers$1,907,140,089
  2. 2Vista BankTX · 80 loans · 80 borrowers$736,921,479
  3. 3Bank Of America, National AssociationNC · 12 loans · 12 borrowers$697,328,500
  4. Volume vs. ticket size: City National Bank Of Florida (#1, $1,907,140,089) sold 371 loans across 369 borrowers; Bank Of America, National Association (#3, $697,328,500) sold 12 large loans.
  5. 4Spirit Of Texas Bank, SSBTX · 26 loans · 26 borrowers$410,751,951
  6. 5Commercewest BankCA · 34 loans · 34 borrowers$370,238,750
  7. 6B1BankLA · 45 loans · 45 borrowers$311,430,871
  8. 7Equity BankKS · 18 loans · 17 borrowers$267,877,448
  9. 8Wells Fargo Bank, National AssociationSD · 23 loans · 23 borrowers$265,787,535
  10. 9Farmers & Merchants Bank, TheWI · 16 loans · 16 borrowers$259,559,589
  11. 10Enterprise Bank & TrustMO · 11 loans · 11 borrowers$243,014,418
  12. 11Generations BankAR · 9 loans · 9 borrowers$226,728,900
  13. 12East West BankCA · 11 loans · 11 borrowers$221,920,000
  14. 13Transpecos Banks, SSBTX · 10 loans · 10 borrowers$219,074,983
  15. 14Fifth Third Bank, National AssociationOH · 3 loans · 3 borrowers$211,850,000
  16. 15Keybank National AssociationOH · 12 loans · 12 borrowers$207,100,000
  17. 16Vast Bank, N.A.OK · 9 loans · 9 borrowers$205,878,925
  18. 17FirstBank Puerto RicoPR · 23 loans · 23 borrowers$175,149,896
  19. 18TBK Bank, SSBTX · 5 loans · 5 borrowers$168,232,234
  20. 19First Choice BankCA · 32 loans · 26 borrowers$163,568,976
  21. 20Gulf Capital BankTX · 9 loans · 9 borrowers$155,277,500
  22. 21Blue Ridge Bank, National AssociationVA · 13 loans · 13 borrowers$152,511,860
  23. 22First State BankNE · 30 loans · 29 borrowers$149,874,649
  24. 23Northern Bank & Trust CompanyMA · 6 loans · 5 borrowers$140,731,637
  25. 24Zions Bancorporation, National AssociationUT · 20 loans · 20 borrowers$140,456,550
  26. 25First Financial Bank, National AssociationTX · 7 loans · 7 borrowers$134,852,500

Source: Federal Reserve Main Street disclosure (mslp-transaction-specific-disclosures-04-12-21.xlsx, 12 April 2021).

  1. 1

    City National Bank Of Florida

    $1,907,140,089Participation purchased · 1st of 320 lender-and-state pairs
    State
    FL
    Loans
    371 loans (369 borrowers)

    Accounted for 371 of the entire program’s 1,830 transactions and $1,907,140,089 of the $16.59B in participations.

    Source: Fed disclosure (12 Apr 2021)

  2. 2

    Vista Bank

    $736,921,479Participation purchased · 2nd of 320 lender-and-state pairs
    State
    TX
    Loans
    80 loans (80 borrowers)

    Second-largest total of participations purchased, and the highest-ranked TX row; Spirit Of Texas Bank, SSB (TX) is fourth.

    Source: Fed disclosure (12 Apr 2021)

  3. 3

    Bank Of America, National Association

    $697,328,500Participation purchased · 3rd of 320 lender-and-state pairs
    State
    NC
    Loans
    12 loans (12 borrowers)

    Originated the two largest loans in the Fed file ($300,000,000 and $250,000,000 whole-loan principal; see largest Main Street borrowers).

    Source: Fed disclosure (12 Apr 2021)

The 25 largest lenders

Sortable by loans sold, borrowers, or participation purchased.

Showing 25 of 320 lender-and-state pairs ($8,143,259,240 of $16.59B)

As of 31 January 2021

Main Street Lenders by Participations Sold
#LenderStateSource
1City National Bank Of FloridaFL371369$1,907,140,089Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
2Vista BankTX8080$736,921,479Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
3Bank Of America, National AssociationNC1212$697,328,500Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
4Spirit Of Texas Bank, SSBTX2626$410,751,951Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
5Commercewest BankCA3434$370,238,750Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
6B1BankLA4545$311,430,871Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
7Equity BankKS1817$267,877,448Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
8Wells Fargo Bank, National AssociationSD2323$265,787,535Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
9Farmers & Merchants Bank, TheWI1616$259,559,589Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
10Enterprise Bank & TrustMO1111$243,014,418Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
11Generations BankAR99$226,728,900Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
12East West BankCA1111$221,920,000Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
13Transpecos Banks, SSBTX1010$219,074,983Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
14Fifth Third Bank, National AssociationOH33$211,850,000Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
15Keybank National AssociationOH1212$207,100,000Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
16Vast Bank, N.A.OK99$205,878,925Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
17FirstBank Puerto RicoPR2323$175,149,896Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
18TBK Bank, SSBTX55$168,232,234Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
19First Choice BankCA3226$163,568,976Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
20Gulf Capital BankTX99$155,277,500Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
21Blue Ridge Bank, National AssociationVA1313$152,511,860Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
22First State BankNE3029$149,874,649Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
23Northern Bank & Trust CompanyMA65$140,731,637Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
24Zions Bancorporation, National AssociationUT2020$140,456,550Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)
25First Financial Bank, National AssociationTX77$134,852,500Fed MSLP file (31 Jan 2021)

How this list is built

Method & definitions

Unit ranked
the lender as the Fed named it.
Metric
total principal of the participations the program purchased.
Universe
320 lender-and-state pairs, $16.59B of participations bought out of $17.46B of whole-loan principal, across 1,830 transactions.
Vintage
Federal Reserve disclosure of 12 April 2021, reporting transactions as of 31 January 2021.

Every Main Street transaction names the lender that originated the loan and then sold a participation to the program. The Fed's disclosure of 12 April 2021 reports the transactions as of 31 January 2021. This list groups the 1,830 transactions by lender name and state, sums the principal amount of the participation the program purchased, and ranks by that sum.

What this measures, and what it does not

The dollars ranked here are the Fed's participation at the moment of purchase. In all 1,830 transactions the participation is 95 percent of the loan, so the order is the same either way; the whole loans total $17.46B. Nothing about later performance is in the file.

Bank names are the Fed's strings. 5 lenders are spelled two ways in the file, differing only in capitalisation; those are counted once here, under the spelling carrying the larger amount. Spellings that differ by more than case are not merged, so an institution filed under two different names would rank twice, and a holding company's separately chartered banks rank separately.

Main Street closed in January 2021. A high rank measures use of this one facility; it is not a measure of the bank's size or of its lending overall.

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