Peapack Private Bank and Trust

Headquartered in Bedminster, NJpeapackprivate.com$7.7B in assetsFounded 192119 officesData: SBA 7(a) FOIA file

Loans
22

#96 of 249 by loans, FY2025 to FY2026 Q3

Approved
$26M

gross approvals

Median deal
$1,031,500

national $709,300

Median rate
9.25%

national 9.25% at approval

Loans per fiscal year

FY2026 is partial: 4 loans approved through June 30, 2026.

Loans per fiscal year
Fiscal yearLoans
FY202013
FY202126
FY202211
FY202318
FY202415
FY202518
FY2026 (partial year, through June 30, 2026)4

How they lend

Across 22 change-of-ownership loans, FY2025 to FY2026 Q3.

Acquisition share of their 7(a) lending

Acquisitions 105 (40.2%)Other purposes 156 (59.8%)

Their full 7(a) book since FY2020 is 261 loans. Every other figure on this page counts the 105 acquisition loans only.

Initial rate structure

Variable 100.00%Fixed 0.00%

Middle half of rates
9.06% to 9.75%
Typical margin over Prime
Prime + 2.00% at approval (22 variable loans)
Median term
120 months
Collateral reported
100.00% of loans
Sold on the secondary market
68.18% of loans
Franchise loans
0.00% of loans
Approval to first disbursement
18 days (n = 18)

Processing method

Preferred Lenders Program
86.36%
SBA Express Program
13.64%

SBA processing-method labels as they appear in the loan file, as shares of this lender’s window loans.

What they fund

Industries and deal sizes across 22 change-of-ownership loans, FY2025 to FY2026 Q3.

Top industries

Retail Trade
31.82%
Health Care and Social Assistance
13.64%
Other Services (except Public Administration)
13.64%
Construction
9.09%
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
9.09%

Deal size mix

Under $350K 18.18%$350K to $1M 31.82%$1M to $3.5M 45.45%$3.5M+ 4.55%

Sectors from each loan’s NAICS code; deal sizes from gross approval amounts. Window loans only.

Where they lend

Top states by this lender’s change-of-ownership loans, FY2025 to FY2026 Q3.

Grouped by ProjectState. State names link to the state lender pages where one exists.

Peapack Private Bank and Trust: SBA acquisition lending, answered

Does Peapack Private Bank and Trust make SBA acquisition loans?

Yes. Peapack Private Bank and Trust was approved for 105 SBA 7(a) change-of-ownership loans since FY2020, including 22 in FY2025 to FY2026 Q3. That ranks it #96 of 249 acquisition lenders by loan count in that window. Acquisitions are 40.2% of its 7(a) lending; the rest are startups, expansions, and working capital.

What interest rates does Peapack Private Bank and Trust charge on SBA loans?

Across its FY2025 to FY2026 Q3 acquisition loans, the median rate at approval was 9.25%, against a national median of 9.25%. Half of them started between 9.06% and 9.75%. Its variable-rate loans priced around Prime + 2.00%. Most 7(a) loans float over Prime, so these are rates at approval, not what a borrower pays today.

How large are Peapack Private Bank and Trust's SBA acquisition loans?

The median deal was $1,031,500, against a national median of $709,300. In total it has approved $26M in gross change-of-ownership loans over FY2025 to FY2026 Q3.

How fast does Peapack Private Bank and Trust fund an SBA loan?

Across the 18 loans that report both dates, the median time from approval to first disbursement was 18 days. Actual timelines vary with the deal and the documentation.

What kinds of businesses does Peapack Private Bank and Trust finance?

Its FY2025 to FY2026 Q3 acquisition loans concentrate in Retail Trade and Health Care and Social Assistance. 0.00% of its acquisition loans went to franchises. The full industry and deal-size mix is above.

Source: SBA 7(a) FOIA file, change-of-ownership loans for Peapack Private Bank and Trust. Window stats cover FY2025 to FY2026 Q3, as of June 30, 2026, and refresh with each quarterly cut. Rates and rate quartiles are the rates at approval. Website, headquarters, assets, founding year, and office count come from the FDIC BankFind Suite API and, for credit unions, the NCUA Credit Union Locator (public US government data). Methodology. See an error? Email us and we will correct it.