Commercial banking
BayCom runs United Business Bank, which provides core banking services such as business loans, commercial real estate loans, deposit accounts, treasury services, and basic cash management.
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BayCom Corp is the bank holding company behind United Business Bank, a community-focused commercial bank. It takes deposits from individuals and businesses and uses those funds to make loans, mainly to small and medium-sized companies, real estate borrowers, and local business owners. It also earns money from service charges, treasury and cash-management services, and other banking fees.
The company’s main customers are local businesses, entrepreneurs, and commercial real estate clients that want a relationship bank rather than a large national lender. Its product set is straightforward: checking and savings accounts, business loans, real estate loans, and payment and cash-management services. It makes money the traditional banking way, by collecting interest on loans and investing customer deposits in safe, interest-earning assets.
What makes BayCom’s business model distinct is its focus on relationship banking in markets where local knowledge matters. Instead of selling a broad set of consumer financial products, it concentrates on serving business customers who often need flexible lending decisions and hands-on service. That gives the company a role as a local credit provider and banking partner for businesses that may be underserved by bigger banks.
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