First American Equipment Finance | Company Profile - Revenue, Headcount, Tech Stack, Contacts

Company Directory for First American Equipment Finance

Team Bitscale

12 Mar 2026 — 1 min read

First American Equipment Finance

Overview

A prominent equipment leasing and financing company based in Victor, NY, this wholly-owned subsidiary of City National Bank specializes in flexible financing solutions for large commercial borrowers, businesses, nonprofits, and vendors across the United States and Canada. With over 30 years of industry experience, the company manages a $4 billion lease and loan portfolio and maintains an annual funding volume between $2 and $2.1 billion.

Their offerings include customized equipment financing and leasing options for projects from $500,000 to $100 million, with an average transaction size of $15 million. Their services span various lease structures and financing options for industries including agriculture, medical, technology, and renewable energy. Emphasizing long-term relationships, the company is recognized for its strong workplace culture and commitment to delivering competitive rates and exceptional service.

Basic Information

Industry	financial services
Founded	1994
Revenue	$45M
Headquarters	211 High Point Dr, Victor, New York 14564, United States
Languages	English
Parent Organization	City National Bank

Contact Details

Phone: +1 585-598-0900
Website: faef.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/first-american-equipment-finance

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

Equipment finance
Commercial finance
Financing
Leasing
Commercial lending
Purchasing cards
Vendor financing
Technology financing
Commercial cards
Sale leaseback
Mortgage and nonmortgage loan brokers
Industry-specific financing
Customized financing
Automotive fleet financing
Balloon payments
Nonprofit
Sustainability
Long-term relationships
Aircraft financing
Distribution
Energy upgrades financing
Manufacturing
B2B
Vendor-neutral approach
Cash flow management
Fixed-rate financing
Research equipment financing
End-of-lease options
Lease & loan portfolio
Digital transformation
Education
Capital project funding
Rate locks
Technology
Finance and insurance
Software financing
Healthcare
Automation & warehouse financing
Power & utilities
Lease line bundle
Leasing solutions
Equipment financing
Digital tools for leasing
Medical equipment financing
Client-specific financing solutions
Legal
Sustainable financing options
Services
Industry specialization
Industry-aligned teams
Finance
Non-profit
Environmental services
Renewables & environment
Mechanical or industrial engineering
Health care
Health, wellness & fitness
Hospital & health care
Nonprofit organization management

Technologies Used

Adobe CQ
Adobe Marketing Cloud
Adobe Media Optimizer
Amazon AWS
Amazon SES
Atlassian Cloud
Google Analytics
Google Tag Manager
Mobile Friendly
Omniture (Adobe)
Pardot
React
Remote
Route 53
Salesforce
Slack
Wistia
Workday
Workday Recruit

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches

City National Bank

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