Centier Bank
At a Glance
A family-owned Indiana Preferred Lender whose product page says grow and expand and whose own lender's article says acquisitions and buyouts; read the article before the call.
- Pricing
- Custom Pricing, Loan products; terms by term sheet. Its SBA page publishes an Express line to $500,000, up to ninety percent bank financing on the 7(a), no prepayment penalty under fifteen years and no balloon, and no rate; its commercial page publishes conventional loans from $1 million to $115 million and beyond (per centier.com, September 2026).
- Best For
- A buyer of an Indiana business who wants a family-owned Preferred Lender with a named SBA specialist, and who reads the bank's articles for the use its product page leaves out
- Roadmap Stages
- 5. Diligence & Close the Deal
Pros and Cons
Pros
- A Preferred Lender that ranks itself in the top three of preferred lenders on one page and the top ten percent nationally on another, under its own footnote
- Names an SBA relationship specialist on its SBA page and says lending decisions are made locally
- Its own SBA lender's article lists acquisitions and partner buyouts among what the desk has financed
- Publishes up to ninety percent bank financing on the 7(a) and no prepayment penalty under fifteen years
Cons
- No product page names buying a business; the use lives in two articles linked from the SBA page
- Publishes no 7(a) size and no rate, and its two ranking claims share one undated footnote
- Indiana only by its own pages, with a callback form and no phone for the SBA desk
- Names no search fund, searcher or acquisition entrepreneur
What Searchers Say
Read on its SBA page, its loans and lines page, its team page, its commercial lending pages, its about page and the two SBA articles its SBA page links. No searcher-forum discussion of the desk was found.