Small Business Finance Institute

Coleman Report

2014 SBA Secondary Market Outlook

Thanks for your interest in the 2014 SBA Secondary Market Outlook, which measured the outlook for secondary market participation and success. For many lenders, loan sales drive the supply line for delivering small business capital. Please review the results below.

Charles Green
Charles H. Green

Bob Coleman
Bob Coleman

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1. Does your company sell the guaranteed-portion of its SBA 7(a) loans?

  • Always
    48%
  • Sometimes
    32%
  • Never
    20%

Secondary Market Participtaion

2. If so, what percentage of its SBA 7(a) loans do you estimate your company sold into the secondary market?

  • 72%

3. What was the average premium paid for these loans in FY 2013?

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4. What percentage of its SBA loans do you estimate your company will sell into the secondary market in 2014?

  • 75%

5. What is the expectation of sale premiums to be offered for these loans in 2014?

  • Higher
    16%
  • Lower
    27%
  • Same
    57%

6. What is the expectation of the loan servicing fees to be offered for these loans in 2014?

  • Higher
    14%
  • Lower
    7%
  • Same
    80%

7. Do you expect the Prime Rate to increase in 2014?

  • Yes
    23%
  • No
    61%
  • Don’t Know
    16%

8. Has your company ever sold “loan servicing income strips” during process of selling SBA guaranteed loans?

  • Yes
    2%
  • No
    82%
  • Don’t Know
    16%

9. Has your company ever sold the unguaranteed portion of its SBA loans?

  • Yes
    7%
  • No
    86%
  • Don’t Know
    7%

10. What’s the most important reason your company sells SBA loans in the secondary market?

  • Premium Income
    45%
  • Balance Sheet Liq.
    5%
  • Both
    34%
  • Neither
    16%

Loan Sale Motivation

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