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Who lends to defence: 56 banks and 7 public lenders and funders named on 115 of the 176 financings in the register, with every deal they worked on.

Banks, bookrunners and arrangers

LenderFinancingsAs leadLead volume (US$)Latest
J.P. Morgan6151US$105.6bn20 Aug 2026
Wells Fargo5640US$94.9bn30 Jul 2026
BofA Securities5451US$116.2bn30 Jul 2026
SMBC Nikko5031US$46.7bn30 Jul 2026
Citigroup4740US$83.2bn20 Feb 2026
US Bancorp4624US$41.7bn30 Jul 2026
Mizuho3929US$86.3bn24 Jul 2025
MUFG3918US$23.8bn20 Feb 2026
Goldman Sachs3734US$82.3bn30 Jul 2026
Morgan Stanley3129US$75.0bn24 Jul 2025
UniCredit3111US$29.4bn20 Aug 2026
Credit Agricole CIB2815US$42.2bn20 Aug 2026
TD Securities2814US$23.9bn30 Jul 2026
PNC2711US$13.5bn30 Jul 2026
BNP Paribas2512US$40.5bn20 Aug 2026
BNY Mellon256US$16.9bn28 May 2025
Scotiabank2510US$10.3bn20 Feb 2026
RBC Capital Markets2413US$39.6bn24 Jul 2025
Barclays2213US$38.3bn20 Aug 2026
Academy Securities210–24 Jul 2025
Siebert Williams Shank200–28 May 2025
Deutsche Bank1912US$38.6bn20 Aug 2026
Blaylock Van180–24 Jul 2025
Drexel Hamilton180–28 May 2025
HSBC1710US$33.6bn20 Aug 2026
Lloyds179US$28.0bn24 Jul 2025
Mischler150–28 May 2025
Bank of America122US$800m24 Aug 2022
Loop Capital120–29 Oct 2025
CastleOak110–28 May 2025
Fifth Third110–24 Jul 2025
Societe Generale111US$2.8bn20 Aug 2026
Santander102US$2.8bn20 Aug 2026
BMO Capital Markets90–20 Feb 2026
Credit Suisse92US$10.2bn27 Feb 2023
Commerzbank82US$3.4bn20 Aug 2026
Samuel A. Ramirez80–28 May 2025
Truist86US$6.2bn30 Jul 2026
R. Seelaus70–26 Jan 2024
BBVA64US$7.2bn30 Apr 2025
Penserra60–24 Jul 2025
Capital One52US$1.8bn30 Jul 2026
Intesa Sanpaolo52US$3.5bn20 Dec 2021
MFR Securities50–26 Jan 2024
C.L. King40–8 Nov 2023
Natixis40–20 Aug 2026
NatWest40–1 Jul 2020
Regions30–20 Feb 2026
Standard Chartered31US$4.0bn15 Aug 2018
Bancroft20–24 May 2023
AmeriVet10–20 Oct 2022
Cabrera10–24 May 2023
Comerica10–14 Nov 2024
Great Pacific10–22 Apr 2022
KeyBanc10–30 Mar 2017
UBS10–31 Jan 2024

Public lenders and funders

LenderFinancingsAs leadLead volume (US$)Latest
Office of Strategic Capital1010–8 Oct 2026
US Department of Defense66–8 Oct 2026
European Commission (SAFE)33US$7.7bn29 May 2026
European Investment Bank33US$585m2025
Export-Import Bank of Korea (KEXIM)22–9 Jan 2026
K-SURE22–9 Jan 2026
UK Export Finance22US$12.0bn2 Mar 2025

Bond bookrunners and co-managers come from the cover of each prospectus supplement or term sheet filed with the SEC; loan arrangers and agents from the credit agreement or announcement cited on the record. "As lead" counts bookrunner, arranger and direct lender roles; co-managers and agents are listed on each deal. Lead volume is the full deal size, not a bank's own share, which filings rarely disclose. Many 144A and private deals do not name their banks, so the list is a floor, not a league table. How the register is built →

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