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Bank lobbyists’s new CRA lawsuit exposes the dishonesty and greed of a relatively small but well-resourced group of banks.
NCRC Statement On Bank Lobbyist Lawsuit To Block Community Reinvestment Act Rules Read More »
The new community benefits agreement with First Financial Bank builds on prior success.
NCRC And First Financial Bank Announce $2.4 Billion Community Benefits Agreement Read More »
Updating the OCC’s approach to bank merger reviews can help build a more just economy.
NCRC Statement On OCC Overhaul Of Merger Review Process Read More »
An expanded community benefit agreement pursuant to the pending bank merger between Old National and CapStar.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) overdraft rule will bring billions of dollars out of bank shareholder pockets and back into the real economy.
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What would YOU like to see at the 2024 Just Economy Conference? We opened up a selection of conference session ideas for public voting! We want to know what is most important to you in realizing our mission to make a Just Economy a national priority and local reality. Voting will take place over 10
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WASHINGTON, DC — After President Biden vetoed a Congressional Review Act measure repealing recently adopted small business lending data rules known as Section 1071, National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) President and CEO Jesse Van Tol released the following statement: “This is how a doomed and dishonest attack on small businesses ends: not with a bang,
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A new report maps severe financial neglect across Indian Country in the American southwest — and offers solutions.
House Republicans’ doomed attempt to repeal section 1071 small business lending data rules is a pointless performance for their bank industry donors.
Registration for the 2024 Just Economy Conference is now open! We are so excited to invite you to join us in person from April 2-4 in Washington, DC! The Just Economy Conference is the leading national conference for economic and social justice. Don’t miss your chance to join activists, elected officials, policymakers, community leaders, civil
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The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) and First Citizens Bank today announced an amendment to their previous community benefits agreement, extending the bank’s longstanding community support to Northern California and Massachusetts following its March acquisition of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). The additional commitment, which recognizes pre-existing Silicon Valley Bank relationships, establishes a new $6.5 billion
A rich new federal report assessing the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) system will help the public and policymakers achieve effective reforms to improve the FHLBs’ future performance, community advocates said Wednesday. “Government support is crucial in closing the racial homeownership divide, but the dollars deployed through the FHLB system are too often captured on
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In response to the release Tuesday of final interagency regulations overhauling implementation of the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) for the first time in 28 years, National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) President and CEO Jesse Van Tol released the following statement: “This update is both long overdue and essential. Marginalized communities still suffer from a variety of
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Sens. Manchin, Sinema, Tester, Hickenlooper and King voted against their constituents’ best interests on Wednesday.
Appraisal bias and other forms of racial discrimination can only be addressed when there is clear, consistent and thorough data to work from.
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