The survey reporting period is now closed. Thank you for your participation in the 2022 Small Business Lending Survey.
OMB No.: 3064-0203
OMB Expiration Date: 09/30/2024
The survey reporting period is now closed. Thank you for your participation in the 2022 Small Business Lending Survey.
| PREVIEW QUESTIONS | SECTIONS |
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Screener Section |
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Section I - Part 1: Small Business Lending at Your Bank |
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Section I - Part 2: Loan Approval |
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Section I - Part 3: Underwriting |
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Section I - Part 4: Automated Underwriting |
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Section I - Part 5: Financial Technology |
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Section II - Part 6: Lending Markets and Practices |
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Section II - Part 7: Competitors and Competitive Advantages |
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Section III - Part 8: Coronavirus Pandemic |
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Section III - Part 9: SBA Lending |
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Section III - Part 10: Sales of Small Business Loans |
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Section IV - Part 11: Measurement of Business Lending |
| SECTION | SUGGESTED PERSONNEL |
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| Screener Section Questions to determine which survey questions are appropriate for your bank |
Loan operations staff in conjunction with Senior Commercial Loan Officer or Chief Credit Officer |
| Section I Part 1. Small Business Loan Processes Part 2. Loan Approval Part 3. Underwriting Part 4. Automated Underwriting Part 5. Financial Technology (FinTech) |
Senior Commercial Loan Officer or Chief Credit Officer |
| Section II Part 6. Lending Markets & Practices Part 7. Competitors & Competitive Advantages |
Senior Commercial Loan Officer or Chief Credit Officer |
| Section III Part 8. Coronavirus Pandemic Response Part 9. Small Business Administration (SBA) Lending Part 10. Sales of Small Business Loans | Senior Commercial Loan Officer or Chief Credit Officer |
| Section IV Part 11. Measurement of Business Lending |
Loan operations staff in conjunction with Senior Commercial Loan Officer or Chief Credit Officer |
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