Top 5 Most Active Data Centers Lenders — Week of 2026-09-14
Week of 2026-09-14 · Published September 14, 2026
Market Context
Data center debt origination remained exceptionally strong heading into the week of September 14, 2026, driven by an accelerating $1.3 trillion debt surge across hyperscale and AI infrastructure developments. Institutional lenders and commercial banks are actively structuring mega-syndicated credit facilities, infrastructure notes, and utility debt to finance gigawatt-scale campuses across the United States and global markets.
Top 5 Most Active Lenders
TD Bank
$26.8B · 1 deal
Served as the lead lender in the debt syndicate backing the $11 billion acquisition and ongoing expansion of Switch data centers.
Pimco
$23.0B · 2 deals
Committed an $18 billion debt package to Meta to fund hyperscale AI infrastructure build-outs alongside a $900 million credit facility for Nscale.
Wells Fargo
$16.4B · 79 deals
Participated in a $3.0 billion syndicated revolving credit facility to fast-track construction across North America for Vantage Data Centers.
JPMorgan Chase
$13.3B · 3 deals
Led a $7.1 billion debt financing package for Crusoe and Blue Owl Capital to construct a 1.2 GW AI data center campus in Abilene, Texas.
Bank of America
$12.8B · 49 deals
Acted as lead arranger and capital contributor in a landmark $14.0 billion data center infrastructure financing package for Oracle.
Summary Table
Lender rankings are built using live web research and publicly available deal data. Dollar volumes are estimated from reported transactions and may not reflect all closed loans. Sources are cited inline. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. View all rankings →