Great Midwest Bank SSB

Brookfield, WI

Great Midwest Bank SSB processed 788 mortgage applications in 2024 per HMDA data reported to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), originating 378 loans with a 3.7% denial rate. Home Purchase was the primary loan purpose. Based in Brookfield, WI. The approval rate of 48.0% reflects originated loans as a share of all applications.

Why approval and denial rates diverge. Approval (origination) rate and denial rate do not sum to 100% - HMDA records several outcomes beyond approved-and-funded, including files that were approved but not accepted by the applicant, withdrawn, or closed for incompleteness. Great Midwest Bank SSB's 48.0% origination rate tells you how often an application turned into funded money; the 3.7% denial rate is a separate read on underwriting strictness. The most frequently cited denial reasons in this file were Credit history, Debt-to-income ratio, Insufficient cash, which together explain the majority of rejections. Most activity concentrated in Conventional loans (788 applications).

How to read this page. These figures are aggregate HMDA disclosures, they describe this lender's overall 2024 book, not your individual odds. Approval and denial rates are shaped by the applicant mix a lender actually receives: credit profile, loan-to-value, debt-to-income, property type, and geography. A lower denial rate at one lender versus another does not necessarily mean easier underwriting, it often reflects borrower self-selection and loan-product specialization. This page is informational data reporting, not financial, legal, or mortgage advice. Compare multiple lenders, read your Loan Estimate carefully, and consult a licensed mortgage professional before applying. Data reflects 2024 disclosures published by the CFPB in 2025.

788
Applications
378
Originated
3.7%
Denial Rate
$508,274
Avg Loan Amount
Avg Interest Rate: 7.086% Avg Applicant Income: $36,000

Lending Activity

Type Applications Originated Denied Avg Loan
Conventional 788 378 29 $508,274

Source: CFPB Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) loan/application register HMDA 2024 LAR, application-level mortgage data for Great Midwest Bank SSB (LEI: 254900AG9OLNQOYN9650) · 2024 HMDA reports filed annually; covers applications received during the calendar year. Approval rates exclude withdrawn / incomplete applications. Denial reasons are lender-reported.

Denial Analysis

Credit history
15
Debt-to-income ratio
12
Insufficient cash
3
Collateral
2
Employment history
1

Loan Purpose Breakdown

Purpose Applications Originated Avg Loan
Home Purchase 649 288 $533,243
Refinancing 62 45 $555,645
Cash-out Refinancing 29 16 $542,931
Home Improvement 24 14 $104,583
Other 24 15 $72,500

Geographic Coverage — Lending by Race

Derived race categories as reported under HMDA. Source: CFPB.

Race Applications Approval Rate Denial Rate
White 569 55.0% 2.6%
Black or African American 60 21.7% 13.3%
Asian * 35 34.3% 2.9%
Joint * 18 44.4% 0.0%
2 or more minority races * 2 50.0% 0.0%
American Indian or Alaska Native * 1 0.0% 0.0%

* Fewer than 50 applications -- percentages for this group have wide statistical uncertainty and should not be read as precise.

Lending by Ethnicity

Hispanic/Latino is an ethnicity, not a race. Shown separately per U.S. Census Bureau standards.

Ethnicity Applications Approval Rate Denial Rate
Not Hispanic or Latino 604 52.0% 3.3%
Hispanic or Latino * 49 32.6% 6.1%
Joint * 24 45.8% 4.2%

* Fewer than 50 applications -- percentages for this group have wide statistical uncertainty and should not be read as precise.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many mortgage applications did Great Midwest Bank SSB process?
Great Midwest Bank SSB processed 788 mortgage applications in the 2024 HMDA reporting year. Of these, 378 were originated (approved and funded), 69 were withdrawn by the applicant, and 29 were denied.
What is Great Midwest Bank SSB's mortgage approval rate?
Great Midwest Bank SSB has an approval (origination) rate of 48.0%, meaning 48.0% of all applications resulted in a funded mortgage. The denial rate is 3.7%.
What is the average loan amount at Great Midwest Bank SSB?
The average mortgage loan amount at Great Midwest Bank SSB is $508,274. The average interest rate is 7.086%. The average applicant income is $36,000.
What are the most common reasons for mortgage denial at Great Midwest Bank SSB?
The most common reasons for mortgage denial at Great Midwest Bank SSB are: Credit history, Debt-to-income ratio, Insufficient cash. In total, 29 applications were denied out of 788 total applications.
What types of mortgage loans does Great Midwest Bank SSB offer?
Great Midwest Bank SSB processes Conventional loans. The most common type is Conventional with 788 applications and an average loan amount of $508,274.
What loan purposes does Great Midwest Bank SSB serve?
Great Midwest Bank SSB serves the following loan purposes: Home Purchase (649 applications), Refinancing (62 applications), Cash-out Refinancing (29 applications), Home Improvement (24 applications), Other (24 applications). Home Purchase is the most common purpose.
Where is Great Midwest Bank SSB located?
Great Midwest Bank SSB is headquartered in Brookfield, WI. The lender is identified by LEI 254900AG9OLNQOYN9650 in HMDA data.
How does Great Midwest Bank SSB compare in lending across racial demographics?
Great Midwest Bank SSB reports demographic lending data under HMDA requirements. White applicants have an approval rate of 55.0% and denial rate of 2.6%; Black or African American applicants have an approval rate of 21.7% and denial rate of 13.3%; Asian applicants have an approval rate of 34.3% and denial rate of 2.9%. This data reflects derived race categories as reported by applicants.

Data Sources

Every figure on PlainLender is rendered directly from CFPB HMDA federal source data, no number is typed in by an editor. This page draws directly on CFPB HMDA federal source data, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.