BBVA Compass Expands Loan Production Offices



BBVA Compass announced it plans to open its doors in new markets from coast to coast this year to introduce more commercial banking clients to the bank’s loan products and services.

BBVA Compass said it has received approval to open loan production offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Nashville, and the North Carolina cities of Charlotte and Raleigh. Several of the offices are already open. Last year, BBVA Compass added to nearly a dozen established loan production operations by opening offices in New York, Washington, D.C., and Tampa, FL.

The new loan production offices — not to be confused with retail branches — will tailor offerings to each market and provide an array of commercial banking products and services. These include commercial real estate lending, working capital, equipment finance and international trade services.

“Our new loan production offices are allowing us to build our bank beyond our Sunbelt footprint,” said Rafael Bustillo, head of Commercial Banking for BBVA Compass. “We have strategically selected cities where we see growth potential for BBVA Compass.”

Client relationships will be handled locally by bankers knowledgeable about the needs of area businesses, including automobile dealers, food franchises, governments, international trade firms and health care providers, among others. Several of the offices will also provide certain domestic and international wealth management products and services such as financial planning and investment solutions.


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