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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

Communities and Banking

Contact information of Federal Reserve Bank of Boston:
Postal: 600 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts 02210
Phone: 617-973-3397
Fax: 617-973-4221
Email:
Web page: http://www.bos.frb.org/
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2002, Issue Win

2002, Issue Sum

3-7 Netting venture capital from a fishing village
by Keith Bisson [Downloadable!]
8-13 Social investors: new patrons of community development
by Kristin Kanders [Downloadable!]
14-17 Improving low-income policies in tight fiscal times
by Iris Lav & John Springer [Downloadable!]
18-21 Partnerships and collaboration rebuild communities
by Marcia Marker Feld [Downloadable!]
22-23 Changing direction: one banker's journey from NYC to Brattleboro
by Mike Mandracchia [Downloadable!]

2002, Issue Spr

3-7 Mind the gap: grandparents raising grandchildren
by Kristin Kanders [Downloadable!]
8-12 Home price appreciation in low- and moderate-income markets
by Karl E. Case & Maryna Marynchenko [Downloadable!]
13-15 Updating HMDA
by Carol Lewis [Downloadable!]
16-23 A number or a person?: perspectives on credit scoring and fair mortgage lending: article four in a five-part series
by William N. Lund & John M. Robinson, III & Ken Dunlap & Josh Silver & contributors [Downloadable!]

2002, Issue Fall

3-7 A fresh look at manufactured housing
by Paul Bradley [Downloadable!]
8-13 New England's share of a quiet crisis
by George Samuels [Downloadable!]
14-17 Taking stock of the Community Reinvestment Act
by Julia Reade [Downloadable!]
18-21 Mortgage scoring and the myth of overrides
by Stanley D. Longhofer [Downloadable!]
22-23 Refashioning my career with community in mind
by Elizabeth Hart [Downloadable!]

2001, Issue Win

3-9 Finding common ground: the Massachusetts Community & Banking Council experience
by Kathleen Tullberg [Downloadable!]
11-17 Perspectives on credit scoring and fair mortgage lending: article two
by Credit Scoring Committee (Michael Berry & Bob Cook & Kristin Kanders & Jaqueline King & John Olson & Alicia Williams & Glenda Wilson) [Downloadable!]
19-22 Bringing IT training to underserved markets
by Anitt Wilkinson [Downloadable!]

2001, Issue Sum

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

2001, Issue Spr

3-9 Moving into new territory: Internet banks make defining community difficult
by Kristin Kanders [Downloadable!]
10-14 Art's economic power in New England
by Kathleen Gill [Downloadable!]
15-17 Soft Second Program celebrates 10 years
by Jim Campen & Tom Callahan [Downloadable!]
18-21 Performance & profitability of CRA-related lending
by Robert B. Avery & Raphael W. Bostic & Glenn B. Canner [Downloadable!]
22-23 The big $core!
by John Galligan [Downloadable!]

2001, Issue Fall

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

2000, Issue Win

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

2000, Issue Spr

2-18 Perspectives on credit scoring and fair lending: a five-part article series
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
19-21 Cohousing: a new kind of old neighborhood
by Kathleen Gill [Downloadable!]
22-24 Regulatory Q & A
by Carol Lewis [Downloadable!]

2000, Issue Fall

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

1999, Issue Win

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

1999, Issue Sum

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

1999, Issue Spr

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

1999, Issue Fall

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

1998, Issue Win

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

1998, Issue Sum

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

1998, Issue Fall

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

1997, Issue Fall

1, 6-9 Brownfields: golden opportunities?
by Becky Carter [Downloadable!]
2-3, 10 Eds & meds team up to revitalize Hartford
by Susan Cournoyer [Downloadable!]
4-5 Financing women-owned businesses
by Becky Carter [Downloadable!]
9 Reviving downtown New England: Westfield, Massachusetts brownfields project
by Becky Carter [Downloadable!]
12-13 Streamlined procedures for bank holding company acquisitions
by anonymous [Downloadable!]
14 Around New England
by anonymous [Downloadable!]

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