Active Commercial Lenders Week 4 October 2026: The Hidden Rule Behind $106B in AI Lending
Active commercial lenders sent over $106 billion to AI this week, in the same week the headlines said AI credit
Active commercial lenders sent over $106 billion to AI this week, in the same week the headlines said AI credit
San Francisco topped the map with $63 billion, and every dollar came from a single loan. Miami, North Texas and
October ended with three upsets among active commercial lenders, a $63 billion loan with a guarantee stapled to it, and
Six market signals that active commercial lenders should read before placing their next deal. Three are macro: rates, delinquency, and
Twenty ABL deals closed last week. The active commercial lenders behind them ranged from Wells Fargo running a $1.275 billion
JPMorgan Chase is the top active commercial lender in this week’s bracket and it wasn’t particularly close in CRE. Co-leading
The biggest distress event last week, at least by alleged dollar size, was a vehicle finance fraud that the active
New York City had eleven deals and more than $5.8 billion in disclosed volume last week, and the active commercial
Industrial claimed the top spot last week, and the active commercial lenders closing industrial deals weren’t picking one sector. Five
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