First Internet Bank Promotes David Bybee to Lead SBA Lending Team
First Internet Bank has promoted David Bybee to Senior Vice President, Government Guaranteed Lending, a newly created position where he will oversee all aspects of the bank's Small Business Administration (SBA) Lending operations. Under his previous leadership, the bank achieved significant growth in SBA lending, becoming one of the nation's Top 10 SBA 7(a) lenders.
The bank's total funded 7(a) production reached $610 million in 2024, marking a 44% increase year over year. Bybee previously served as Vice President, Senior Credit Officer at First Internet Bank and has 17 years of experience with the Federal Reserve Bank in bank supervision roles.
First Internet Bank ha promosso David Bybee a Vicepresidente Senior, Prestiti Garantiti dal Governo, una posizione recentemente creata in cui supervisionerà tutti gli aspetti delle operazioni di Prestiti della Small Business Administration (SBA) della banca. Sotto la sua precedente direzione, la banca ha raggiunto una crescita significativa nei prestiti SBA, diventando uno dei Top 10 prestatori SBA 7(a) della nazione.
La produzione totale di prestiti 7(a) finanziati dalla banca ha raggiunto $610 milioni nel 2024, segnando un incremento del 44% rispetto all'anno precedente. Bybee ha precedentemente ricoperto il ruolo di Vicepresidente, Responsabile Senior del Credito presso First Internet Bank e ha 17 anni di esperienza presso la Federal Reserve Bank in ruoli di supervisione bancaria.
First Internet Bank ha promovido a David Bybee como Vicepresidente Senior, Préstamos Garantizados por el Gobierno, una posición recién creada donde supervisará todos los aspectos de las operaciones de Préstamos de la Small Business Administration (SBA) del banco. Bajo su liderazgo anterior, el banco logró un crecimiento significativo en los préstamos SBA, convirtiéndose en uno de los 10 principales prestamistas SBA 7(a) del país.
La producción total de préstamos 7(a) financiados por el banco alcanzó $610 millones en 2024, marcando un aumento del 44% año tras año. Bybee se desempeñó anteriormente como Vicepresidente, Oficial Senior de Crédito en First Internet Bank y tiene 17 años de experiencia en la Reserva Federal en roles de supervisión bancaria.
퍼스트 인터넷 뱅크는 데이비드 바이비를 정부 보장 대출 부문 수석 부사장으로 승진시켰습니다. 이는 새로 생성된 직위로, 그는 은행의 중소기업청(SBA) 대출 운영의 모든 측면을 감독할 것입니다. 그의 이전 리더십 아래, 은행은 SBA 대출에서 상당한 성장을 이루어 미국의 상위 10개 SBA 7(a) 대출 기관 중 하나가 되었습니다.
은행의 총 7(a) 대출 생산액은 2024년 6억 1천만 달러에 달하며, 이는 전년 대비 44% 증가한 수치입니다. 바이비는 이전에 퍼스트 인터넷 뱅크의 부사장 겸 선임 신용 담당자로 재직했으며, 연준에서 17년간 은행 감독 역할을 수행한 경험이 있습니다.
First Internet Bank a promu David Bybee au poste de Vice-Président Senior, Prêts Garanties par le Gouvernement, un poste nouvellement créé où il supervisera tous les aspects des opérations de Prêts de la Small Business Administration (SBA) de la banque. Sous sa direction précédente, la banque a connu une croissance significative des prêts SBA, devenant l'un des 10 principaux prêteurs SBA 7(a) du pays.
La production totale de prêts 7(a) financés par la banque a atteint 610 millions de dollars en 2024, marquant une augmentation de 44% d'une année sur l'autre. Bybee a précédemment occupé le poste de Vice-Président, Responsable Senior du Crédit à First Internet Bank et possède 17 ans d'expérience à la Réserve Fédérale dans des rôles de supervision bancaire.
First Internet Bank hat David Bybee zum Senior Vice President für staatlich garantierte Kredite befördert, eine neu geschaffene Position, in der er alle Aspekte der Kreditvergabe der Small Business Administration (SBA) der Bank überwachen wird. Unter seiner vorherigen Leitung erzielte die Bank ein signifikantes Wachstum im SBA-Kreditgeschäft und wurde zu einem der Top 10 SBA 7(a) Kreditgeber des Landes.
Die gesamte finanzierte 7(a) Produktionssumme der Bank erreichte 610 Millionen Dollar im Jahr 2024, was einem 44% Anstieg im Vergleich zum Vorjahr entspricht. Bybee war zuvor als Vice President, Senior Credit Officer bei First Internet Bank tätig und hat 17 Jahre Erfahrung in der Bankenaufsicht bei der Federal Reserve Bank.
- Achieved Top 10 position among national SBA 7(a) lenders
- SBA 7(a) funding increased 44% YoY to $610 million in 2024
- Strategic promotion strengthens leadership in government-guaranteed lending division
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David Bybee, First Internet Bank Senior Vice President, Government Guaranteed Lending (Photo: First Internet Bank)
“Since his arrival, David has been a driving force behind our growth, helping us to become one of the nation’s Top 10 SBA 7(a) lenders,” noted President and Chief Operating Officer Nicole Lorch. “His expertise in SBA lending, coupled with his outstanding leadership skills and risk perspective, make him the ideal person to lead our high-achieving SBA team.”
Mr. Bybee added, “I am honored to assume this new role and excited to take on these additional responsibilities. Our SBA lending team has attained tremendous success in a short period of time, increasing our total funded 7(a) production to
He has previously served in a variety of leadership positions, most recently as Vice President, Senior Credit Officer at First Internet Bank. He worked in bank supervision roles with the Federal Reserve Bank for 17 years and has also held positions with Atlantic Capital Bank, SouthState Bank and other banks in the Southeast. Mr. Bybee is a graduate of Southern Methodist University.
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First Internet Bank opened for business in 1999 as an industry pioneer in the branchless delivery of banking services. With assets of
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