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Pacific Capital Bank
Offices: Santa Barbara, California
Pacific Capital Bancorp is a partnership
which keeps its banks firmly rooted
in their communities with local
leadership, responsiveness and flexibility
while accruing its shareholders
the economic benefits of shared
technology, operating efficiencies,
product development and financial
services diversity. This partnership
provides all the financial services
breadth and expertise of larger
banks while defining the premier
standard of customer service driven
banking in their neighborhoods. |
Pacific City Bank
Offices: Los Angeles, California
Pacific City Bank offers many kinds
of commercial loans to suit your
business needs. SBA loans are loans
made by the bank and guaranteed
by the Small Business Administration.
SBA loans are guaranteed 85% for
loans under $150,000 and 75% for
loans over $150,000 and are backed
by the full faith of the US Government.
The maximum loan amount is $2,000,000,
However, larger amounts can be financed
through multiple loans. |
Pacific Coast National Bank
Offices: San Clemente, California
Revolving lines of credit secured
by accounts receivable and inventory.
Whether the financing need is created
by sales growth, an acquisition,
vendor discount opportunities, a
temporary downturn, or any other
reason, Pacific Coast National Bank
may provide the available credit
line to meet your needs. They provide
business loans designed to provide
financing for business expansion,
equipment acquisition, or to refinance
an existing debt. |
Pacific Continental Bank
Offices: Eugene, Oregon
Pacific Continental Bank, the operating
subsidiary of Pacific Continental
Corporation, delivers highly personalized
services through fourteen banking
offices in western Oregon and Washington
State. With a unique focus on professional
service providers, community-based
business owners and non-profit organizations,
their clients will be treated to
a private-banking type experience
with the ease and comfort that comes
from dealing with your friends. |
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Pacific Global Bank
Offices: Santa Barbara, California
Welcome to Pacific Global Bank.
Their are a community bank that
does business with a personal touch.
Providing financing to their local
community businesses is a primary
mission of Pacific Global Bank.
Their can customize a financing
package to suit the needs of your
business for almost any worthwhile
purpose. Finding the right bank
for your business is important and
when you choose Pacific Global Bank,
you'll get more than a full-service
bank. |
Pacific Mercantile Bank
Offices: Costa Mesa, California
Managing finances is critical to
the success of your business. That's
why Pacific Mercantile Bank offers
a wide variety of useful services
and a highly professional team of
business bankers to provide the
assistance and services you need.
Grow your business faster with their
tailored loan programs. Does your
business have unique banking requirements?
Their professional lending officers
have a variety of solutions available
to meet your needs. |
Pacific National Bank
Offices: San Francisco, California
Pacific National Bank was acquired
by FBOP Corporation in July 2004.
Pacific National Bank has a total
of 18 branches and assets of $960
million. Established in 1887 during
San Francisco's early shipping and
trading days, the bank provided
financing for home building as the
area grew. Pacific National Bank
has a rich history and continues
to be a meaningful part of the greater
San Francisco Bay Area community. |
Pacific Western Bank
Offices: Santa Monica, California
Pacific Western Bank is a full-service
community bank offering a broad
range of banking products and services
including originating commercial
loans, real estate loans, construction
loans, and consumer loans, along
with accepting demand and time deposits.
Pacific Western focuses on extending
credit to small and medium-sized
business customers located primarily
in the counties it serves. |
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