T Bank

Bank · Dallas, TX · SBA data through June 2026

#107nationally by SBA loan count, of 1,409 active lenders

316SBA loans since October 2022 ($537.8M)

-23%loans in the last 12 months vs the 12 before (86 vs 111)

0.6%share of Texas SBA loans (#30)

Executive briefing

$0estimated yearly revenue lost to competitors where your share fell

$5.3Mestimated yearly revenue available in your best growth markets

7growth markets identified

4competitors gaining in your top counties

Your top moves

Where the money is, why you lost it, and what to do: in the full reportUnlock the full report

State	Loans	Share	Rank	Share change
Texas	129	0.6%	#30 of 366	−0.0 pts
Colorado	23	0.3%	#44 of 217	−0.3 pts
California	13	0.0%	#148 of 279	+0.0 pts

12 competitors, 163 counties and 15 open-territory counties in the full reportUnlock the full report

SBA loans approved per federal fiscal year (October to September). The latest year runs through June 2026.

Your rates against Texas and the US, by loan sizeUnlock the full report

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The report identifies about $5.3M a year in revenue at stake or available. One extra SBA loan typically pays for it.

An executive briefing: where you lost share and why (pricing, speed, loan size, industry, county), where to grow next, and who is coming for your markets

Market share and rank in every state and county you lend in, with 12-month share change
Your 12 biggest competitors in Texas, Colorado, California, who is gaining share, and lenders new to your markets
Your rates against the market for each loan size, and your industry mix against the market
15 open-territory counties: busy SBA markets in your states where you made no loans
Refreshed every quarter when the SBA releases new data, for 12 months

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