FHLBank members benefit from BOB in a variety of ways.
Serves as gap financing to make small business deals bankable
Integrates with existing commercial underwriting; no additional underwriting required
Creates new business relationships and cross-selling opportunities
Provides additional fee income on the BOB loan
Qualifies for Community Reinvestment Act credit
Strengthens the local economy by helping to create and retain jobs
Through BOBIE, provides an opportunity to support underrepresented minority-and women-owned small businesses
BOB or BOBIE funds may be used in financing the startup, maintenance or expansion of a small business, including, but not limited to:
All grants are in the form of recoverable assistance with specific repayment terms. To qualify for BOB, the business must qualify as a small business based on SBA size standards and meet other eligibility criteria as defined in the BOB Program Manual.
Banking On Business offers unsecured, secondary loans in conjunction with FHLBank Pittsburgh member first loans to finance the startup or expansion of qualified small businesses.
This recorded webinar is an overview of the Banking On Business (BOB) small business lending program.
This is a PDF version of the Banking On Business (BOB) small business lending program webinar.
Tool for FHLBank members to use when qualifying a BOB loan and processing an application.
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Form for members to request an existing Banking On Business loan be forgiven.
Form for members to request a payment deferral on an existing Banking On Business loan.
Registration form for members to request Banking On Business (BOB) program funding.
Form for members to request a term extension on an existing Banking On Business loan.
Enterprise Bank is committed to helping small businesses serve communities and FHLBank Pittsburgh is an essential partner in that mission.”