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New York Post: Russian cyber attacks against US banks increasing: sources

New York Post, March 1, 2022, Russian cyber attacks against US banks increasing: sources Russia appears to have officially declared cyberwar on the US, taking what’s been described as preliminary steps at crippling its banking system and possibly other major industries, The Post has learned. The Biden administration has been working with bank executives for […]

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The Washington Post: Supporters say they have the votes in the House to pass a reparations bill after years of lobbying

The Washington Post, February 25, 2022, Supporters say they have the votes in the House to pass a reparations bill after years of lobbying More than three decades after it was first introduced, a House bill that would create a commission to study reparations for Black Americans has the votes to pass, its key champions

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American Banker: Fed capital policy puts community development aid out of some banks’ reach

American Banker, February 23, 2022, Fed capital policy puts community development aid out of some banks’ reach A landmark Treasury Department program designed to invest billions in poor communities around the U.S. through specialized financial institutions is being hamstrung by little-known Federal Reserve guidance, significantly reducing the capital available for certain small banks. But one

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American Banker: Ransomware attacks are rising, payment security consortium warns

American Banker, February 22, 2022, Ransomware attacks are rising, payment security consortium warns A payment security standards group released a warning this month about the growing threat of ransomware, echoing forecasts from the U.S. government and others that an uptick in such attacks, which coincided with the pandemic, will likely continue. The Payment Card Industry Security Standards

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The Washington Post: DC traffic deaths at 14-year high with low-income areas hardest hit

The Washington Post, February 23, 2022, DC traffic deaths at 14-year high with low-income areas hardest hit Lower-income neighborhoods in the District recorded eight times more traffic fatalities in recent years than the city’s wealthiest area, an analysis shows, as residents call for more enforcement and road improvements following the deadliest year on city streets

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NY Daily News: Homelessness is a women’s issue

NY Daily News, February 23, 2022, Homelessness is a women’s issue New York’s 22-month ban on evictions expired last month, leaving tens of thousands of New Yorkers at risk of losing their homes. A disproportionate number of these households are led by single mothers of color, and thousands of women are now scrambling to keep

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Inequality.org: Reckoning’ with the Economic Marginalization of Native Americans

Inequality.org, March 8, 2022, Reckoning’ with the Economic Marginalization of Native Americans Through years of intentional governmental policies that took away their lands and resources, American Indians have been separated from the wealth and assets that were rightfully theirs. Today, we see a consistent lack of information on Native Americans and their socioeconomic issues. Our

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Fast Company: The 10 most innovative companies with fewer than 10 employees

Fast Company, March 8, 2022, The 10 most innovative companies with fewer than 10 employees In the wake of a pandemic that hit Black, brown, and low-income communities disproportionately, the NCRC Community Development Fund (CDF)—a subsidiary of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition—amassed millions in capital to help these communities recover. In May, when the U.S. Treasury awarded

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American Banker: Community groups withhold support of U.S. Bank-Union Bank deal — for now

American Banker, March 8, 2022, Community groups withhold support of U.S. Bank-Union Bank deal — for now Key community groups told regulators Tuesday that they aren’t yet supportive of U.S. Bancorp’s pending acquisition of MUFG Union Bank, as they engage in negotiations to establish a series of tangible public benefits. Before regulators approve any merger,

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Banker and Tradesman: Fed Approves M&T Bank, People’s United Deal

Banker and Tradesman, March 7, 2022, Fed Approves M&T Bank, People’s United Deal More than a year after announcing plans to acquire Connecticut-based People’s United Bank, Buffalo-based M&T bank has received the final regulatory approval needed to complete the merger. Some commenters did have concerns about the deal, including several who asked the Fed to

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Billionaire Club Co LLC: Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) Definition

Billionaire Club Co LLC, March 3, 2022, Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) Definition The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency in May 2020 issued a final rule to “strengthen and modernize” existing Community Reinvestment Act regulations. According to a news release, the proposed changes received more than 7,500 comments from stakeholders in response to the

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The Sunflower: OPINION: Critical race theory should be required in K-12 schools

The Sunflower, March 3, 2022, OPINION: Critical race theory should be required in K-12 schools Although the Fair Housing Act of 1968 aimed to end redlining, imprints of previous policy remain prevalent. According to a study by the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, 74 percent of the redlined neighborhoods 90 years ago are low-to-moderate income neighborhoods today;

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American Banker: Fed approves M&T’s acquisition of People’s United

American Banker, March 4, 2022, Fed approves M&T’s acquisition of People’s United Two weeks after delaying the deadline to close its acquisition of People’s United Financial, M&T Bank on Friday received the Federal Reserve’s approval. The central bank’s blessing, announced late Friday afternoon, was the final regulatory thumbs-up that Buffalo, New York-based M&T needed to complete the

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