At Capital Resources, we have been providing community banks with quality commercial loan participations since 2005.
Having lent over $500 million to insurance agents across the country since 2005, we know insurance agency lending. In fact, we only lend to insurance agents. That focus allows us to do what we do best and allows our customer banks to focus on what they do best.
With our commercial loan participation program lenders are able to access commercial loan opportunities that they wouldn’t otherwise be able to access themselves. This enables community banks the ability to grow their commercial loan portfolio at a rate that meets the bank’s objectives regardless of the commercial loan demand in their local market.
Lenders are able to tap into our expertise and utilize us as a resource to gain a valuable understanding the loans that we originate. In addition to gaining this valuable insight from our industry expertise, when contemplating a loan participation purchase, lenders are able to obtain a complete and thorough credit file so that they may complete their own analysis.
If you are ready grow your commercial loan portfolio with an experienced provider of loan participations then let’s get started today.
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