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“$5 billion is an insultingly small tip to leave on a quarter-trillion-dollar tab,” said Jesse Van Tol, President and CEO of NCRC.
A day after Capital One announced support from four community organizations, 138 others blasted the proposed Capital One-Discover merger in a letter.
A Capital One-Neighborworks deal resembles ‘a backdoor endorsement of the merger and a serious conflict of interest just as OCC and Fed staff review the deal.’
NCRC Statement On Capital One’s Promises To Marginalized Communities Read More »
The Detroit Reinvestment Coalition, Community Development Advocates of Detroit (CDAD) and the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) will host Just Economy: Detroit September 24 in Detroit, Michigan. The one-day summit will center a question with no simple answer: What will it take to make a just economy a local reality in Detroit? The legacy of
NCRC, CDAD and Detroit Reinvestment Coalition Announce Just Economy: Detroit Read More »
“If the courts are declaring open season on regulatory decision-making, then we have to make sure corporate America aren’t the only ones fighting.”
NCRC Statement on Supreme Court Ruling In Chevron Deference Case Read More »
Meet Devin Mack, NCRC’s new Director of Fair and Equitable Opportunity. He leads a team that conducts enforcement and investigative efforts to address historical patterns of discrimination, including fair housing and fair lending law violations. Devin is an experienced attorney advocate and financial services professional who is passionate about safeguarding the rights of consumers and
Devin Mack Hired As NCRC’s Director Of Fair And Equitable Opportunity Read More »
Meet Simon “Mac” McNeil, the new Executive Director of the NCRC Community Development Fund (NCRC CDF). NCRC CDF is a US Treasury-certified Community Development Financial Institution. Mac will be NCRC CDF’s entrepreneurial leader, primary fundraiser and executive manager. He was named as one of the 10 Most Influential Black Corporate Leaders to Watch in 2023
Simon “Mac” McNeil, Hired As Executive Director of NCRC Community Development Fund Read More »
The National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) is launching the third year of its transformative fellowship program that matches top-level master’s degree students with esteemed community development organizations. The NCRC Fellowship for Equitable Development offers a unique opportunity for fellows to gain hands-on experience, kickstart their professional development and contribute to innovative projects. In return, organizations
Applications Now Open For The NCRC Fellowship For Equitable Development Read More »
Meet Rosemary “Rose” Ramirez, NCRC’s new Corporate Counsel and Director of Compliance. Rosemary will be instrumental in representing NCRC in all legal matters and ensuring the organization’s adherence to legal and regulatory standards while championing corporate integrity and ethical practices. Rosemary’s journey into the legal field is marked by her commitment to social justice and
NCRC Hires Rosemary “Rose” Ramirez As Corporate Counsel and Director of Compliance Read More »
A new dataset will give researchers an unprecedented look at how long-term disinvestment and redlining affects public health.
New Dataset Empowers Researchers To Precisely Track The Effects Of Redlining Over Time Read More »
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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