John Marshall Bank Launches Fourth Fintech Lending Solution Partnership
John Marshall Bank (JMB) has announced a definitive agreement with LendUX, a new SBA 7(a) loan processing platform, aimed at enhancing access to financing for small business customers. This partnership marks JMB's fourth fintech collaboration, focusing on leveraging technology for streamlined loan processing. Following the success of processing over 1,096 Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) applications, JMB adapts its efficiency to SBA loans. JMB continues to pursue fintech partnerships to improve customer experiences and operational efficiencies.
- Entered into a definitive agreement with LendUX to enhance SBA 7(a) loan processing.
- Successfully processed over 1,096 PPP applications, showcasing operational efficiency.
- Partnership with LendUX improves access to financing for small businesses.
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Upon successfully navigating the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and processing 1,096 applications over the past year, the Bank sought to leverage that same efficiency into processing SBA 7(a) loans. The recently launched LendUX platform was ultimately selected as the fintech solution. This digital application enables business owners to apply for credit when and where it is most convenient for them, outside of traditional banking hours. Additionally, it streamlines and simplifies the application process for a seamless customer experience.
“Simplifying the process for busy entrepreneurs to secure funding that supports the growth of their business is more essential than ever. These partnerships enable us to provide our customers with leading-edge technologies making financial services more accessible while simultaneously differentiating the customer experience,” said
The Bank has further parlayed its use of technology by implementing a suite of other innovative technologies. Prior to the pandemic, JMB invested in Built Technologies, which provides a centralized, online solution for construction loan management. The platform gives the Bank and customers access to a real-time picture of their construction portfolio while simplifying the complex loan administration process. Further operational efficiencies have been gained by partnering with nCino and Abrigo. Built on the SalesForce platform, nCino contributes to back-end processing efficiency by tracking the full lifecycle of each loan and robust data reporting. Abrigo evaluates the Bank’s credit risk mitigation process through stress testing.
The Bank plans to continue to further evolve its offerings for small and medium-sized businesses and pursue other fintech partnerships that drive operational efficiencies while improving the customer experience.
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