Business Loan

Femco Bank has been a working partner with businesses in our community for more than a century.
We stand ready to be your working partner too, whether you are purchasing new equipment,
need a working capital loan or inventory for your business. Get the loan that’s right for you.

Commercial Loans

Femco Business financing may be available to eligible applicants for purposes such as purchasing equipment, supporting working capital needs, or obtaining inventory.

Loan amounts, interest rates, repayment terms, fees, collateral requirements, and eligibility criteria vary and are subject to application review, supporting documentation, and the applicable financing agreement.

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Femco Commercial Loans & Credit Services

Business Financing Options

  • Equipment financing

  • Working capital financing

  • Commercial real estate financing

  • Other commercial lending options

  • Lines of credit

  • Letters of credit

Availability, eligibility requirements, rates, fees, collateral requirements, and terms vary by product and are subject to application review and the applicable financing agreement.

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Money Market Fund

This open-ended investment fund seeks to generate income over a short-term investment period by investing primarily in eligible money market instruments.

Investment returns are not guaranteed, and the value of an investment may rise or fall. The fund may be subject to interest-rate, credit, liquidity, and market risks. Investors should review the relevant offering documents, fees, risks, redemption terms, and eligibility requirements before investing.

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Fixed Income Fund

This open-ended investment fund seeks to generate income over a medium- to long-term investment horizon by investing in a portfolio of bond securities and money market instruments.

Investment returns and income payments are not guaranteed. The value of an investment may rise or fall, and investors may not recover the full amount invested. The fund may be subject to interest-rate, credit, liquidity, market, and other investment risks. Investors should review the relevant offering documents, fees, risks, and redemption terms before investing

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