Bank · Alhambra, CA
New Omni Bank: SBA lending profile
#1030
National rank by loans
New Omni Bank approved 14 SBA loans worth $27.2M between October 2021 and June 2026, ranking #1030 of 2,283 SBA lenders nationally by loan count. Its median loan was $872,500, and 29% went to startups or businesses under two years old. It lent in 1 states, most often in California, and its most financed industry was restaurants and hotels.
SBA loans per fiscal year
0 7 13 20 FY14: 1 loans FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17: 7 loans FY17 FY18: 15 loans FY18 15 FY19: 13 loans FY19 FY20: 15 loans FY20 FY21: 12 loans FY21 FY22: 7 loans FY22 FY23: 4 loans FY23 FY24: 2 loans FY24 FY25: 1 loans FY25 1 Fiscal year runs October to September. Fiscal 2026 covers October 2025 to June 2026 only.
Where New Omni Bank lends
State Loans Approved Median loan Rank in state
California 14 $27.2M $872,500 #153
Industries New Omni Bank finances
Industry Loans Share Median loan
Restaurants and hotels 5
$5,000,000 Professional and technical services 2
$702,500 Health care and social assistance 2
$860,000 Retail 2
$2,435,000 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 1
$1,020,000 Other services (repair, personal care) 1
$373,000 Wholesale trade 1
$2,125,000
Loan size mix
Under $150,000 0% $150,000 to $500,000 29% $500,000 to $2 million 36% $2 million and up 36% Loan programs used
Preferred Lender (PLP) 64% Standard 7(a) 36%
Bank financials · Q2 2026
Total assets
$517.9M
Return on assets (annualized)
0.70%
Tier 1 capital to assets
26.9%
Business (C&I) loans
$7.1M
Noncurrent loans
7.82%
Uninsured deposits
0%
From the bank's FDIC call report. Shown for context, not as a rating. FDIC certificate 23086.
Loan terms
Startups and new businesses
29%
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