Daniel Pische
Director, Office of Financial Assistance, SBA
Daniel Pische is listed as Director, Office of Financial Assistance, SBA. Daniel spoke at American Banker Small Business Banking 2026 in October 2026 (speaker, “The New SBA Landscape: What the 2026 Rule Changes Mean for Lenders and Small Businesses”).
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About
Daniel Pische is Director of the Office of Financial Assistance within the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Capital Access, where he leads the strategic planning, development, and modernization of the SBA 7(a), 504, and Microloan programs. As a member of the Senior Executive Service, he oversees commercial loan policies that support more than $50 billion in small business financing annually, driving job creation and investment in communities nationwide. He leads new program development and major enhancements – including the Working Capital Pilot, Manufacturers’ Access to Revolving Credit (MARC), and the expansion of the International Trade Loan program – to streamline lender participation and better align SBA lending with the needs of today’s small businesses. Prior to joining SBA, Daniel spent more than 15 years in commercial banking, where he led a Trade Finance Division and served on the bank’s Senior Loan Committee. He holds a BS in Finance from Northern Illinois Univ
Sessions at 1 conference
American Banker Small Business Banking 2026 26 October 2026 – 28 October 2026
- The New SBA Landscape: What the 2026 Rule Changes Mean for Lenders and Small Businesses Speaker · 27 October 2026