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Business lenders in Connecticut

Banks, credit unions, SBA lenders and specialty lenders that make business loans in Connecticut. Verified lenders sort first. Last checked Nov 1, 2026.

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loan officers
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SBA lenders
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Lenders sort by standing, then by how recently they were checked. Placement is never for sale.How sorting works
CC
Connecticut Community Bank, National AssociationListed
Connecticut Community Bank offers operating lines, capital-investment term loans and property mortgages, with SBA lending and a specialty for insurance-agency finance.
BanksTerm loansBusiness lines of creditUnclaimed
Norwalk, CT
FC
Fairfield County BankListed
Fairfield County Bank offers Connecticut businesses term loans, revolving credit and commercial construction lending. Term loans support facility expansion, equipment and longer-term capital needs.
BanksTerm loansBusiness lines of creditUnclaimed
Ridgefield, CT
FF
Fresh FundingListed
Fresh Funding Solutions Inc. provides revenue-based operating capital to US small and midsize businesses.
Revenue based fundersRevenue based financingWorking capital loansUnclaimed
New Haven, CT
Liberty Bank logo
Liberty BankListed
Liberty Bank offers commercial term loans, mortgages and working-capital lines for larger business projects, alongside dedicated commercial real estate lending.
BanksTerm loansBusiness lines of creditUnclaimed
Middletown, CT
LF
LIV FundingListed
LIV Funding directly offers revenue-based working capital to small and midsize US businesses.
Revenue based fundersRevenue based financingWorking capital loansUnclaimed
Darien, CT
PB
Patriot Bank, National AssociationListed
Patriot Bank refocused its lending after a 2025 restructuring on commercial real estate, high-net-worth and business lines, and secured rediscount facilities, with meaningful deposit relationships required.
BanksBusiness lines of creditCommercial real estate loansUnclaimed
Stamford, CT
PC
Pelagic CapitalListed
Pelagic Capital Corporation finances commercial trucks and transportation equipment, including first-time buyers and borrowers with challenged credit.
Direct business lendersEquipment financingUnclaimed
Westport, CT
BB
Bankwell BankListed
Bankwell publishes small-business SBA 7(a) financing from $100,000 to $5 million with stated term ranges, plus commercial lines, term, real-estate, healthcare and insurance-agency loans. Its commercial overview describes bespoke credit structures, while SBA materials list program uses and…
BanksUnclaimed
New Canaan, CT
Brookridge Funding logo
Brookridge FundingListed
Brookridge funds purchase orders for established goods, including imports and government resale orders. It requires a clear repayment route once the inventory is delivered.
Direct business lendersWorking capital loansUnclaimed
Danbury, CT
Community Economic Development Fund logo
Community Economic Development FundListed
CEDF finances Connecticut businesses that may not fit conventional bank underwriting and provides coaching for the life of the loan. Eligibility depends on location, household income and program rules.
Direct business lendersTerm loansCommercial real estate loansUnclaimed
Meriden, CT
CI
Community Investment CorporationListed
CIC serves Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts with SBA microloans, 7(a) financing and a separate 504 program. Smaller loans include business coaching.
Direct business lendersEquipment financingCommercial real estate loansUnclaimed
Hamden, CT
HI
HEDCO Inc.Listed
HEDCO provides Connecticut business financing and support, including a dedicated Greater Hartford nonprofit revolving fund. Its currently linked program pages are dated 2022, so confirm quoted rates and available funds before applying.
Direct business lendersTerm loansBusiness lines of creditUnclaimed
Hartford, CT
Ion Bank logo
Ion BankListed
Ion Bank offers Connecticut and New Jersey businesses secured loans, working-capital lines, commercial mortgages and construction-to-permanent financing.
BanksCommercial real estate loansEquipment financingUnclaimed
Naugatuck, CT
Keystone Equipment Finance logo
Keystone Equipment FinanceListed
Keystone Equipment Finance funds heavy commercial equipment, including used machinery and startup businesses. Down payments depend on credit and can be material.
Equipment lessorsEquipment financingUnclaimed
West Hartford, CT
LF
Libertas FundingListed
Libertas supplies short-term revenue-based financing and also offers business term loans issued by WebBank. The two structures should be evaluated separately.
Revenue based fundersUnclaimed
Greenwich, CT
North Mill Equipment Finance logo
North Mill Equipment FinanceListed
North Mill Equipment Finance provides loans and leases primarily through referral partners. It publishes a broad range of transaction sizes and contract structures, with a smaller application-only threshold and a distinct pre-payable loan.
Equipment lessorsEquipment financingUnclaimed
Norwalk, CT
PR
Post Road Equipment FinanceListed
Post Road Equipment Finance supplies large-ticket equipment capital to sponsored, public and privately owned companies. Its published transaction range starts at institutional scale.
Equipment lessorsEquipment financingUnclaimed
Norwalk, CT
Siena Lending Group logo
Siena Lending GroupListed
Siena provides senior-secured asset-based financing for middle-market businesses, including turnarounds and sponsor-backed transactions. General-industry and healthcare facilities have different published size and geographic ranges.
Direct business lendersAsset based lendingWorking capital loansUnclaimed
Stamford, CT
Utica Equipment Finance logo
Utica Equipment FinanceListed
Utica Equipment Finance offers credit-based equipment financing from $1 million to $50 million for North American businesses. Its term-loan and true-lease structures differ in ownership and end-of-term obligations.
Equipment lessorsEquipment financingTerm loansUnclaimed
Wilton, CT

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