Top 50 Asset Based Lenders in the USA
Working Capital And Secured Credit

Top 50 Asset Based Lenders in the USA

Asset Based Lending (ABL) is a secured credit facility sized off the collateral base, usually accounts receivable, inventory, and sometimes equipment or real estate. For borrowers, the pitch is simple: liquidity that moves with eligible assets, not with quarterly mood swings. For lenders, the deal is control: collateral reporting, eligibility rules, and a borrowing base that can be audited.

Want introductions to the right ABL desks without wasting weeks? Financely packages your request into a lender ready file and runs targeted outreach. Submit your request here: Submit Your Deal. For the exact workflow, see our procedure.

When ABL Fits

Asset rich balance sheets

Borrowers with meaningful receivables and inventory, plus clean documentation and clear customer concentration visibility.

Growth and seasonality

Working capital expands and contracts. A borrowing base facility can track that reality if reporting is tight.

M&A, refinancing, recapitalizations

ABL is often paired with term debt or sponsor capital to finance acquisitions, refinance legacy lines, or support restructurings.

Turnaround situations with real collateral

If cash flow is choppy but collateral is real and verifiable, ABL can still work when conventional loans fail.

Clarity: This list is about asset based lending providers (borrowing base revolvers and senior secured facilities), not lenders for buying warehouse buildings or industrial real estate.

What Kills Approvals

  • Receivables that do not qualify, or are hard to verify (weak backup, disputes, high dilution, heavy credits and returns).
  • Inventory that cannot be appraised or liquidated in a credible way (obsolescence, slow turns, weak control).
  • Customer concentration that is out of policy, or missing disclosure around top accounts and terms.
  • Messy lien position (unresolved prior liens, unclear intercreditor terms, missing UCC housekeeping).
  • Reporting gaps (no borrowing base certificate discipline, weak month end close, no consistent collateral schedule).

If your plan depends on comfort letters, proof theatrics, “program” language, or any third party collecting fees before real underwriting, expect serious lenders to disengage. ABL is documentation, controls, and collateral reality.

How Financely Helps

Most ABL requests fail for one reason: the borrower is asking for money, but not presenting a lender ready credit package. Financely closes that gap. We produce a structured lender memo, clean the collateral story, and introduce the request to aligned ABL desks based on ticket size, collateral type, industry, and complexity.

Deal packaging

Executive credit memo, collateral narrative, borrowing base logic, sources and uses, and a data room index lenders can process quickly.

Targeted lender introductions

Focused outreach to relevant ABL providers. No mass emails. No “spray and pray” distribution.

Request discipline

We tighten the request into a decisionable profile: facility size, collateral mix, geography, and timing that matches real lender behavior.

Term sheet handling

We coordinate diligence requests and keep momentum, so you reach term sheets or written declines with speed and clarity.

The List: 50 ABL Providers With Links

The companies below include banks and non bank secured lenders active in US asset based lending. Some focus on middle market, others go up market, and several specialize in special situations. Use the list to map the market, then submit your file if you want Financely to run placement.

ABL Provider Type Website
Wells Fargo Asset-Based Lending Bank wellsfargo.com
Bank of America Business Capital Bank business.bofa.com
J.P. Morgan Asset Based Lending Bank jpmorgan.com
PNC Business Credit Bank pnc.com
Citibank Bank citi.com
U.S. Bank ABL Insights Bank usbank.com
Truist Leveraged Finance (ABL) Bank truist.com
Fifth Third Asset Based Lending Bank 53.com
KeyBank Asset Based Lending Bank key.com
Citizens Asset-Based Lending Bank citizensbank.com
Regions Asset-Based Lending Bank regions.com
Huntington Business Credit (ABL) Bank huntington.com
M&T Asset Based Lending Bank mtb.com
BMO Commercial Bank Asset Based Lending Bank commercial.bmo.com
TD Commercial Asset Based Lending Bank td.com
Western Alliance Asset-Based Lending Bank westernalliancebancorporation.com
Texas Capital Bank Asset Based Lending Bank texascapitalbank.com
First Horizon Asset-Based Lending Bank firsthorizon.com
Synovus Asset-Based Lending Bank synovus.com
Cadence Bank Asset-Based Lending Bank cadencebank.com
First Citizens Asset-Based Lending Bank firstcitizens.com
Santander Bank Asset Based Lending Bank santanderbank.com
Capital One Commercial Lending Bank capitalone.com
Webster Bank Asset-Based Lending Bank websterbank.com
Associated Bank Asset Based Lending Bank associatedbank.com
Comerica (asset-based transactions) Bank comerica.com
HSBC US Credit and Lending Bank business.us.hsbc.com
White Oak Commercial Finance Non-bank lender whiteoaksf.com
MidCap Financial ABL Non-bank lender midcapfinancial.com
Siena Lending Group Non-bank lender sienalending.com
SLR Business Credit Non-bank lender slrbusinesscredit.com
Eclipse Business Capital Non-bank lender eclipsebuscap.com
Pathlight Capital Non-bank lender pathlightcapital.com
Tiger Finance (Tiger Group) Non-bank lender tigergroup.com
Gordon Brothers Finance Company Non-bank lender gbfinco.com
Republic Business Credit Non-bank lender republicbc.com
Rosenthal & Rosenthal Non-bank lender rosenthalcapitalgroup.com
eCapital Asset-Based Line of Credit Non-bank lender ecapital.com
Pathward Commercial Finance (Crestmark) Bank-affiliated platform crestmark.com
Gibraltar Business Capital Non-bank lender gibraltarbc.com
Amerisource Business Capital Non-bank lender amerisource.us.com
Porter Capital Non-bank lender portercap.com
Celtic Capital Corporation Non-bank lender celticcapital.com
Allied Financial Company Non-bank lender alliedfinancialcorp.com
Cambridge Savings Bank ABL Bank cambridgesavings.com
Eastern Bank Asset-Based Lending Bank easternbank.com
TAB Bank Asset-Based Lending Bank tabbank.com
LSQ Working capital platform lsq.com
NFS Capital Non-bank lender nfscapital.com
LQD Business Finance Non-bank lender lqdfinance.com

Submission Checklist (What Lenders Expect)

Item What To Provide
Borrowing base inputs AR aging, dilution trends, top customer concentrations, inventory listing, turns, obsolescence policy, and collateral exclusions.
Existing debt and liens Debt schedule, payoff letters where relevant, UCC search results, and clarity on lien priority and intercreditor terms.
Facility request Size, collateral mix, desired advance rates, use of proceeds, timing, and any sublimits (letters of credit, equipment, real estate).
Financial package Recent financials, trailing performance, forecast, and a clean sources and uses tied to the request.
Operations and controls Close process, reporting cadence, AR and inventory controls, and who signs borrowing base certificates.

Want Financely To Package And Place Your ABL Request?

Submit your file and we will respond with a written proposal. If your request is placeable, we produce the lender ready memo and run targeted introductions.

FAQ

Do you provide the loan?

No. Financely is not a lender. We package the request and introduce it to aligned ABL providers who underwrite and decide.

Do you guarantee approvals?

No. Outcomes are lender term sheets or written declines based on underwriting.

What collateral works best for ABL?

Clean receivables and saleable inventory are the core. Equipment and real estate can help, depending on lender policy and lien position.

How fast can ABL close?

Speed depends on readiness. Clean collateral schedules and clear liens move faster than a story that is still being assembled.

Will lenders require field exams and appraisals?

Often yes. Expect collateral exams and inventory appraisals, plus ongoing borrowing base reporting.

Do you take calls before submission?

No. Financely runs a transaction-led process. Submit first, then we issue a written proposal and begin after acceptance and fees.

Compliance and scope note: Financely provides best-efforts advisory and lender introduction services. Financely does not provide loans, does not guarantee approvals, and does not issue commitments. Where licensing applies, regulated partners execute under their own approvals. This page is informational and is not legal, tax, or accounting advice.