NCRC President & CEO Testifies Before House Financial Services Committee on Foreclosure Crisis & CRA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jesse Van Tol (202) 464-2709 February 13, 2008 jvantol@ncrc.org NCRC PRESIDENT & CEO TESTIFIES BEFORE HOUSE FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE Taylor Says Improved Coverage and Enforcement of the Community Reinvestment Act Could Have Protected Homeowners from Forelosure Crisis John
NCRC Testmony: House Subcommittee on Commercial & Admin. Law: Plan to Respond to Foreclosure Crisis
NCRC COO James Carr Testifies Before House Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law with Bold New Plan in Response to Foreclosure Crisis. Download Testimony1.63 Mb
Maryellen J. Lewis
ChairMichigan Community Reinvestment Coalition Lansing, MI
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Bethany Sanchez, NCRC Immediate Past Chair
Director, Fair Lending
Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council
Milwaukee, WI
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Pro Bono Data Analysis
NCRC provides a variety of data analysis services to its members.  Valued in the thousands of dollars, these analyses describe overall home and small business lending trends on the state, local and neighborhood levels. NCRC members also receive analyses of the lending performance of specific lenders.
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Studies for Public Sector Agencies
NCRC has conducted several in-depth studies for public sector clients.  For the City of Philadelphia, PA, NCRC assessed the extent to which banks receiving City deposits were making home and small business loans in minority and working-class communities. NCRC’s two studies for Philadelphia documented progress (an increase in home lending by the banks), identified stakeholders
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National Studies of Lending Trends
With new information in HMDA data concerning high-cost loans, NCRC has created a series of studies documenting that minorities, women and the elderly receive a disproportionate amount of high-cost or subprime loans. When a group of borrowers receives a disproportionate amount of such loans, excessive fees, interest rates and other unfair practices become more likely,
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