Business Loans
Support for every stage of your business.
Douglas Shaw
Executive Vice President | Senior Lending Officer
Whether you’re planning to expand or you just need a little extra cash, we offer a range of lending options to help you reach your goals. With years of experience in our markets, our Commercial Loan Officers will take the time to understand your business and tailor our loans, lines of credit, and financing to your specific needs. After all, our business is being there for yours.
The Perks
Easy Online Application for Express Business Loans
Comprehensive Knowledge of the Local Market
Years of Experience Helping Businesses Grow
Have a Dedicated Contact When you Need Help
Find the best financing option for your business.
Express Business Loans
Our special Express Business Loan1 lets you apply entirely online for small business loans of $25,000 to $100,000, and you can get a decision in as little as two business days. Apply online or connect with our team of experts for more information.
- Asset Purchases / Term Financing
- Vehicle or Equipment Loans
- Working Capital Lines of Credit
- Letters of Credit
- Approved SBA (Small Business Administration) Lender
- Real Estate Loans
- Condominium Association Lending
- Construction Loans
- Cannabis Financing
Invest MA
Our participation in the Commonwealth’s Investing for the Long-Term Initiative (Invest MA) allows us to lend to more small businesses throughout Massachusetts. The program is designed to stimulate job growth, revitalize urban areas, and support entrepreneurs, women, minority & veteran owned businesses.
Meet the Team
James Horrigan
Senior Vice President, Commercial Lending | Team Leader
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1Credit products offered are subject to normal credit approval and program guidelines. Certain restrictions apply to refinancing options and are subject to program terms. Financing maximums and terms are determined by borrower qualifications and use of funds. SBA loans are subject to SBA eligibility guidelines. Refinances of existing SBA loans are excluded.