Equipment Leasing Banks in California

California banks ranked by equipment and business lease receivables, from their Q2 2026 Call Reports.

17 banks with main offices in California held $5.62B of equipment and business leases on June 30, 2026, 5.3% of the U.S. total, up 17.8% from Q2 2025. The largest book is City National Bank's, #7 nationally.

Every California bank with a lease book

Ranked within California; the national rank is under each name.

17 banks
Banks ranked by equipment and other business lease receivables
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1City National BankLos Angeles, CA · #7 nationally$4.08B+5%+$189M$4.08B5.9%$99.1B17281
2Axos BankSan Diego, CA · #20 nationally$919M+263%+$666M$919M3.7%$28.9B35546
3Banc of CaliforniaLos Angeles, CA · #52 nationally$257M+2%+$5.6M$257M1.0%$34.9B24045
4Farmers & Merchants Bank of Central CaliforniaLodi, CA · #61 nationally$180M+5%+$9M$180M4.9%$5.83B1331
5Citizens Business BankOntario, CA · #110 nationally$58.4M-14%-$9.2M$58.4M0.5%$21.2B21716
6Murphy BankFresno, CA · #129 nationally$39M+16%+$5.4M$75M24.6%$357M25726
7East West BankPasadena, CA · #150 nationally$25.9M-29%-$10.7M$25.9M0.0%$84.3B31628
8Commerce West BankIrvine, CA · #168 nationally$16.8M-8%-$1.5M$20.2M2.6%$1.2B57176
9Bank of HopeLos Angeles, CA · #180 nationally$14.1M+5%+$638K$14.1M0.1%$19B26610
10Mega BankSan Gabriel, CA · #186 nationally$13.4M†-6%-$871K$13.4M3.1%$507M58401
11Tri Counties BankChico, CA · #287 nationally$3.8M-33%-$1.9M$3.8M0.1%$9.93B21943
12First Northern Bank of DixonDixon, CA · #308 nationally$3.1M†-33%-$1.5M$3.1M0.3%$1.93B3440
13Community West BankFresno, CA · #340 nationally$2.1M-26%-$708K$2.1M0.1%$5.02B23030
14United Business BankWalnut Creek, CA · #405 nationally$996K†+67%+$399K$996K0.1%$2.56B57716
15FFB BankFresno, CA · #443 nationally$657K†-4%-$29K$657K0.1%$1.62B58090
16Mission National BankSan Francisco, CA · #573 nationally$135K†-67%-$269K$135K0.1%$276M23749
17Exchange BankSanta Rosa, CA · #603 nationally$82K-92%-$939K$82K0.0%$3.19B8468

Business leases: Call Report item 10.b. † Total lease receivables: the bank's filing does not split out consumer leases (mostly small banks on FFIEC 051). * Growth is pro forma: the year-ago figure includes banks merged in since. All leases includes consumer (mostly auto) leases. Click a column to sort.

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