Communities and Banking

1997 - 2013

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Underappreciated value: the inner city's competitive edge pp. 4-8: John Galligan
The shrinking of Connecticut's big cities pp. 9-11: William Jenkins
Are geographic borders old-fashioned? regionalists say \\"yes\\" pp. 12-17: Kathleen Gill
Small business lending in low- and Moderate-income areas: The effects of credit scoring pp. 18-19: W Frame, Michael Padhi and Lynn W. Woosley

Making microenterprise easier pp. 4-9: Kristin Kanders
The new markets tax credit program: moving mainstream capital to developing communities pp. 10-11: James Carras
Financing the development of urban minority communities: lessons from history pp. 12-15: Timothy Bates
Chapter 40B... and its next chapter pp. 16-19: Kristin Kanders
Joining forces to protect the \\"real\\" Vermont pp. 20-22: Kristin Kanders
CRA sunshine provisions pp. 23: Carol Lewis

Moving into new territory: Internet banks make defining community difficult pp. 3-9: Kristin Kanders
Art's economic power in New England pp. 10-14: Kathleen Gill
Soft Second Program celebrates 10 years pp. 15-17: Thomas M. Callahan and James T. Campen
Performance & profitability of CRA-related lending pp. 18-21: Robert B. Avery, Raphael Bostic and Glenn B. Canner
The big $core! pp. 22-23: John Galligan

Finding common ground: the Massachusetts Community & Banking Council experience pp. 3-9: Kathleen Tullberg
Perspectives on credit scoring and fair mortgage lending: stepping up to technology pp. 11-17: Thomas P. Fitzgibbon, Jr., Alex Stricker and James Wheaton
Bringing IT training to underserved markets pp. 19-22: Anitt Wilkinson

How local regulations can help meet our housing needs pp. 2-9: Maggie Adams and Gretchen Weismann
Productive partnerships: a progress report of insurance industry investors pp. 10-13: Andrea Caliz Luquetta
Conference highlights: faith-based economic development pp. 14-17: Anitt Wilkinson
Producing skilled labor: how the Workforce Investment Act works pp. 18-20: Kathleen Gill
Looking at changes affecting Regulations P and Z, understanding the new ESIGN Act pp. 21-22: Anthony Ricko

Perspectives on credit scoring and fair lending: a five-part article series pp. 2-18: Michael Berry
Cohousing: a new kind of old neighborhood pp. 19-21: Kathleen Gill
Regulatory Q & A pp. 22-24: Carol Lewis

Political economy of Indian gaming: the New England experience pp. 2-12: Eric Henson and Luxman Nathan
National Housing Development Corporation: a new nonprofit focused on preserving affordable housing pp. 13-17: Kathy Kenny and John Trauth
Building materials cooperatives in New England pp. 18-21: Kathleen Gill
The impact of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act on banks, community groups and consumers pp. 22-24: Carol Lewis

www.your-community-bank.com: community banks are going online pp. 2-8: Luxman Nathan
Affordable housing in the greater Boston area: what challenges are LMI households facing? pp. 9-13: Kathleen Gill
Faith-based economic development initiatives in New England pp. 14-20: Anitt Wilkinson
Regulatory Q & A pp. 21-24: Carol Lewis and Anthony Ricko

Check cashers: moving from the fringes to the financial mainstream pp. 2-15: Lesly Jean-Paul and Luxman Nathan
Y2K: information for consumers of financial services pp. 16-19: Katherine Gockelman
Y2K and its impact on small businesses pp. 20-23: Arneese Brown

From public assistance to self-sufficiency: the role for the microenterprise strategy pp. 2-5: Lisa J. Servon
Borrower beware: equity strippers are preying on elderly homeowners pp. 6-17: Luxman Nathan
The role of funders in university-community partnerships pp. 19-23: Kathleen Gill

Insurance industry reinvestment: the Massachusetts experience pp. 2-8: Joseph Kriesberg, Andrea Caliz Luquetta and Luxman Nathan
Town meets gown: the Massachusetts university-community partnership pp. 9-12: Sofia T. Romero
Adopting commercial codes: overcoming lending barriers on reservations pp. 13-20: Eric Henson and Luxman Nathan
The perils of identity fraud pp. 22-23: Julia T. Stewart

Rural labor markets in New England: the case of Vermont pp. 2-5: Jane Knodell
New England rural development conference pp. 6-7: Paul Williams
Finance companies vs. small banks in rural commercial lending pp. 8-13: Luxman Nathan
The good news garage: getting people moving in rural Vermont pp. 13-16: Arneese Brown
Electronic fund transfer & the \\"unbanked\\" pp. 17-19: Luxman Nathan
The new basic financial services curriculum pp. 20-21: Julia T. Stewart
Q & A on Regulation E pp. 22-23: Carol Lewis

The growing securitization of small business loans pp. 2-8: Luxman Nathan
The venture center: venture capital for women-owned businesses pp. 9-12: Arneese Brown
The Business Consortium Fund: working capital for MBEs pp. 13-15: Marques Benton
Microenterprise in Maine: training curriculum development pp. 16-18: Paul Williams
Regulation M: improved protections for consumer leasing pp. 19-22: Carol Lewis

Community profiling: planning for a change pp. 2-3, 8: Paul Williams
Making it work in South Providence pp. 4-5: Ken Proudfoot
Maine's Community Reinvestment Corporation is financing affordable housing development pp. 6-7: John A. Moore
The Fair Credit Reporting Act gets an overhaul pp. 10-11: Carol Lewis