Bank · Manhattan, KS
Community First National Bank: SBA lending profile
#1068
National rank by loans
Community First National Bank approved 13 SBA loans worth $2.8M between October 2021 and June 2026, ranking #1068 of 2,283 SBA lenders nationally by loan count. Its median loan was $106,200, and 31% went to startups or businesses under two years old. It lent in 1 states, most often in Kansas, and its most financed industry was retail.
SBA loans per fiscal year
0 7 13 20 FY14: 19 loans FY14 19 FY15: 2 loans FY15 FY16: 6 loans FY16 FY17 FY18: 7 loans FY18 FY19: 6 loans FY19 FY20: 5 loans FY20 FY21: 6 loans FY21 FY22: 3 loans FY22 FY23: 3 loans FY23 FY24: 2 loans FY24 FY25: 3 loans FY25 FY26 (Oct to Jun): 2 loans FY26 2 Fiscal year runs October to September. Fiscal 2026 covers October 2025 to June 2026 only.
Where Community First National Bank lends
State Loans Approved Median loan Rank in state
Kansas 13 $2.8M $106,200 #42
Industries Community First National Bank finances
Industry Loans Share Median loan
Retail 4
$146,700 Health care and social assistance 3
$100,000 Arts, entertainment and recreation 2
$392,500 Education 1
$285,000 Manufacturing 1
$30,000 Professional and technical services 1
$135,000 Wholesale trade 1
$20,000
Loan size mix
Under $150,000 62% $150,000 to $500,000 23% $500,000 to $2 million 15% $2 million and up 0% Loan programs used
SBA Express 62% Standard 7(a) 31% 7(a) WCP 8%
Bank financials · Q2 2026
Total assets
$374.7M
Return on assets (annualized)
1.88%
Tier 1 capital to assets
10.9%
Business (C&I) loans
$33.7M
Noncurrent loans
0.20%
Uninsured deposits
0%
From the bank's FDIC call report. Shown for context, not as a rating. FDIC certificate 35585.
Loan terms
Startups and new businesses
31%
Charge-off rate, 2010 to 2019 loans now closed
4.3%
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