Anita Boronkay

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ABOUT ANITA BORONKAY

Anita Boronkay is the SBA Division Credit Manager, with responsibility for oversight and execution of all stages of underwriting due diligence, including application package review, loan structuring, eligibility analysis, underwriting and approval processing. She manages a team of SBA Credit Professionals including Underwriters, Portfolio Managers and Analysts in support of the SBA portfolio.She identifies credit strengths and risks and mitigates credit concerns through structuring and underwriting to support loan requests. She works with clients and internal partners to insure the loan process flows as smoothly as possible, with the common goal of closing loans and meeting the customer’s financing needs. She manages a team of SBA Underwriters and Analysts who support the entire geographic footprint of the Bank. She has a $5MM credit approval authority to expedite processing of loans for SBA relationships.Anita’s banking career includes a history of diverse positions in large metropolitan markets, and has also worked with smaller and rural markets. Her experience includes consumer banking and lending, commercial, business and private banking lending, specialized lending in unique industry niches, most recently with over 9 years of specialized SBA lending. She is familiar with requirements for both 7a and 504 loan products and can guide clients toward the most appropriate product for their unique situation. Her lending experience ranges in deal size from individual loans as small as to syndicated or participated transactions over $100 million. She believes that no loan is too small to be important while recognizing the type and size of a transaction as well as the unique factors in each business entity impacts the underwriting process. Whether your financing request is large or small, for working capital purposes or to purchase a building or even a business, Anita can help structure your loan request and complete your application package to meet both the Bank and the SBA’s requirements.