August 25, 2026 - 21:18

PITTSBURGH, August 25, 2026 -- TriState Capital Bank has again earned a place on the Monitor 100, the annual ranking of the largest and most active equipment finance companies in the United States. This marks the seventh year in a row the bank has made the list.
The bank reported a 5.8 percent increase in total loans and leases from the previous year, which was enough to secure the number 78 position on the 2026 Monitor 100. The ranking is based on year-end portfolio data and tracks growth across the equipment finance sector, including commercial lending, leasing, and asset-backed deals.
TriState Capital's steady climb in the rankings reflects a broader focus on middle-market businesses and corporate borrowers who need flexible financing for machinery, vehicles, technology, and other capital equipment. The bank has built a reputation for moving quickly on complex deals, which has helped it hold its ground even as interest rates and market conditions have shifted.
Officials at the bank said the recognition is a direct result of the team's work with clients across the country. They also pointed to the bank's ability to structure transactions that fit each borrower's cash flow and operational needs, rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach.
The Monitor 100 list is published annually by Monitor, a trade publication that tracks the equipment finance and leasing industry. Being included for seven consecutive years puts TriState Capital in a select group of lenders that have shown consistent performance over time.
The bank said it expects to keep expanding its equipment finance portfolio in the coming year, with an emphasis on sectors like construction, transportation, and industrial manufacturing.
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