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CDFI Lenders in New Mexico

New Mexico has 17 federally certified Community Development Financial Institutions9 loan funds, 8 credit unions. 3 are certified Native CDFIs serving Native American communities.

Most lenders are concentrated in Albuquerque (7), Santa Fe (5), Tucumcari (1).

Largest CDFIs in New Mexico

Ranked by total assets (NCUA / FDIC data).

  1. 1.

    Nusenda Credit Union

    Albuquerque, NM · Credit Union

    $4.89B
  2. 2.

    State Employees CU

    Santa Fe, NM · Credit Union

    $1.29B
  3. 3.

    First Financial Credit Union

    Albuquerque, NM · Credit Union

    $1.11B
  4. 4.

    Rio Grande Credit Union

    Albuquerque, NM · Credit Union

    $653.5M
  5. 5.

    Guadalupe Credit Union

    Santa Fe, NM · Credit Union

    $336.2M

Native CDFIs in New Mexico

Lenders certified specifically to serve Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian communities.

Frequently asked questions about CDFIs in New Mexico

How many CDFIs are in New Mexico?

There are 17 Treasury-certified CDFIs headquartered in New Mexico, including 9 loan funds, 8 credit unions.

What's the largest CDFI in New Mexico?

By total assets, the largest CDFI in New Mexico is Nusenda Credit Union ($4.89B in assets).

Are there Native CDFIs in New Mexico?

Yes — New Mexico is home to 3 certified Native CDFIs serving Native American, Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian communities.

How do I qualify for a CDFI loan in New Mexico?

Eligibility varies by lender, but CDFIs generally serve low- and moderate-income borrowers, small businesses, and underserved communities. Open a lender's page below to see its specific eligibility criteria, loan products, and how to apply.

All 17 CDFIs in New Mexico