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Meet Eden Forsythe, NCRC’s new Chief Policy Counsel. Eden will be instrumental in developing and leading NCRC’s policy priorities and goals. Eden came to NCRC after serving as the Deputy Staff Director for Policy and General Counsel at the House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition between the United States and China where she helped […]
NCRC Hires Eden Forsythe As Chief Policy Counsel Read More »
It’s a pity this farce dragged on as long as it did. Now the CFPB can get back to work protecting hardworking families from getting swindled.
NCRC Statement on Supreme Court CFPB Decision Read More »
This new rule combines an encouraging set of fair lending requirements and objectives to better meet the housing credit needs of underserved communities.
NCRC Statement On FHFA Fair Lending Final Rule Read More »
Regulators have a responsibility to block mergers that harm the public. The Capital One-Discover merger is a great example.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) on Thursday proposed changes to its merger review practices. Jesse Van Tol, President and CEO of NCRC, released the following statement: “The FDIC’s proposal is a huge step forward. In particular, it recognizes that the regulators obligation is to assess public benefit in a forward-looking way, not just rely
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Capital One’s merger filing is an attempt to expand a business model that intentionally harms the most vulnerable Americans.
Regulators should block Capital One’s merger — and the process by which they evaluate the deal needs to include community voices.
Groups Demand Open, Transparent Process for Capital One-Discover Merger Review Read More »
NCRC’s Emerging Leaders Reception* is a networking event for young professionals from across the country pursuing a career in the community development field.Â
Here’s why regulators should block the Capital One-Discover merger.
Winners receive a ticket to the 2024 Just Economy Conference in Washington, DC, April 3-4, as well as a two-night stay at the Washington HIlton. Congratulations to Carmen Velez, a Housing Counselor at Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida in Miami; Joseph Williams, Managing Director at The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven in Connecticut; and
NCRC Announces 3 Winners in #JustEconomy Spirit Contest Read More »
The National Community Reinvestment Coalition’s Community Development Fund (NCRC CDF) was chosen as one of seven finalist’s in Truist Foundation’s 2024 Inspire Awards. The Inspire Awards, founded in 2022 in response to the impact of COVID-19 on small businesses, look to celebrate technological solutions that improve small business sustainability. NCRC CDF submitted its new technology,
From February 20-29, post a memorable story from a past Just Economy Conference or a photo of Just Economy or NCRC logo merchandise* (aka swag) on social media with the hashtag #JustEconomy, and it could result in free Just Economy Conference tickets. The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) launched a social media spirit contest to
Join NCRC’s #JustEconomy Spirit Contest and Win Exclusive Conference Access! Read More »
Capital One’s purchase of Discover poses massive antitrust concerns.
NCRC Opposes Capital One-Discover Merger Read More »
Time Magazine has named Dedrick Asante-Muhammad to its first annual “The Closers” list of the nation’s leading thinkers and activists tackling issues of racial economic inequality. Asante-Muhammad, who serves as Vice President for Racial Economic Equity and Research at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC), has for decades produced leading-edge research and policy analysis on
