Business lenders in Nebraska

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

lenders: 10
loan officers: 0
verified: 0
SBA lenders: 2

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Community Development ResourcesListed

Community Development Resources offers Nebraska business microloans and SBA 504 fixed-asset financing with borrower assistance.

Direct business lendersTerm loansSBA 504 loansUnclaimed

Lincoln, NE

Listedfrom public recordsLincoln, NE

Cornerstone BankListed

Cornerstone Bank in York, Nebraska offers business real estate, inventory and equipment loans, operating lines, floor-plan financing and SBA 7(a) or 504 support.

BanksTerm loansBusiness lines of creditUnclaimed

York, NE

Listedfrom public recordsYork, NE

Five Points BankListed

Five Points Bank offers Nebraska businesses operating lines, property loans and equipment finance, including lease financing.

BanksBusiness lines of creditWorking capital loansUnclaimed

Grand Island, NE

Listedfrom public recordsGrand Island, NE

Lending LinkListed

Lending Link offers micro-business expansion loans and financial coaching in North and South Omaha.

Direct business lendersTerm loansUnclaimed

Omaha, NE

Listedfrom public recordsOmaha, NE

Pinnacle BankListed

Pinnacle Bank in Nebraska offers revolving lines, operating loans, equipment finance and long-term business property credit, with collateral including inventory, machinery or real estate.

BanksTerm loansBusiness lines of creditUnclaimed

Lincoln, NE

Listedfrom public recordsLincoln, NE

Amur Equipment FinanceListed

Amur offers equipment finance agreements and finance leases for business equipment, with published amounts of $20,000–$5 million. Its early-exit policy requires special attention: at least 12 timely payments and good standing do not create an unconditional contractual right to prepay.

Equipment lessorsEquipment financingUnclaimed

Grand Island, NE

Listedfrom public recordsGrand Island, NE

Center for Rural AffairsListed

The Center for Rural Affairs provides Nebraska small-business loans for startups and growing firms, including borrowers with limited credit history. Business counseling is available in English and Spanish.

CDFIs and community lendersEquipment financingWorking capital loansUnclaimed

Lyons, NE

Listedfrom public recordsLyons, NE

First National Bank of OmahaListed

FNBO publishes small-business loans, lines of credit and SBA lending as well as commercial lines, equipment and fleet finance, acquisition and succession finance, and real-estate lending. Its small-business pages emphasize tailored discussions, while commercial pages describe specific use cases…

BanksCommercial real estate loansUnclaimed

Omaha, NE

Listedfrom public recordsOmaha, NE

Security National Bank of OmahaListed

Security National Bank offers business lending in Nebraska, Texas and Iowa. Its menu includes operating, vehicle and equipment credit, owner-occupied property loans and financing for acquisitions or ownership transitions.

BanksBusiness acquisition loansCommercial real estate loansUnclaimed

Omaha, NE

Listedfrom public recordsOmaha, NE

Union Bank and Trust CompanyListed

Union Bank & Trust separates conventional small-business borrowing from SBA lending and several specialist commercial programs. Its commercial FAQ describes facilities above $150,000, which should not be treated as a minimum for every small-business product.

BanksTerm loansBusiness lines of creditUnclaimed

Lincoln, NE

Listedfrom public recordsLincoln, NE

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Nebraska, what to know

10 lenders make business loans in Nebraska, led by banks and direct business lenders. Banks in Nebraska answer to the OCC, the FDIC or the state, and credit unions to the NCUA. Each entry links its charter source.

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Nebraska at a glance

Most common loan type: Equipment financing
Typical deal range: Set by each lender
Lender types here: Banks, Direct business lenders
SBA lenders: 2

Cities in Nebraska

Lincoln3 Omaha3 Grand Island2 Lyons1 York1

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