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Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

Community Development Investment Center Working Paper

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2009

2009-07 Bank accounts and youth financial knowledge: connecting experience and education
by Laura Choi [Downloadable!]
2009-06 Peer-to-peer lending and community development finance
by Ian Galloway [Downloadable!]
2009-05 The economic crisis and community development finance: an industry assessment
by Mark Pinsky & Nancy Andrews & Paul Weech & Ellen Seidman & Rick Cohen [Downloadable!]
2009-04 The enduring challenge of concentrated poverty in America: case study of Fresno, California
by Naomi Cytron [Downloadable!]
2009-03 The geography of foreclosure in Contra Costa County, California
by Kristin L. Perkins [Downloadable!]
2009-02 Collaborators or competitors? Exploring the relationships between community development financial institutions and conventional lenders in small business finance
by Geoff Smith & Jennifer Newon & Sean Zielenbach & Sarah Duda [Downloadable!]
2009-01 Shifting ground: Can community development loan funds continue to serve the neediest borrowers?
by Julia Sass Rubin [Downloadable!]

2008

2008-05 Lending in low- and moderate-income neighborhoods in California: the performance of CRA lending during the subprime meltdown
by Elizabeth Laderman & Carolina Reid [Downloadable!]
2008-04 Addressing the prevalence of real estate investments in the new markets tax credit program
by Lauren Lambie-Hanson [Downloadable!]
2008-03 Paying for school: an overview of charter school finance
by Jonathan Kivell [Downloadable!]
2008-02 Charter school facilities finance: How CDFIs created the market, and how to stimulate future growth
by Annie Donovan [Downloadable!]
2008-01 Going “de novo”: Tapping into emerging markets at the branch level
by Vivian Pacheco [Downloadable!]

2007

2007-02 The portfolios and wealth of low-income homeowners and renters: findings from an evaluation of Self-Help Ventures Fund’s Community Advantage Program
by Michael A. Stegman & Allison Freeman & Jong-Gyu Paik [Downloadable!]
2007-01 Creating a marketplace: information exchange and the secondary market for community development loans
by Laura Choi [Downloadable!]

2006

2006-01 Homeownership at high cost : foreclosure risk and high cost loans in California
by Laura Lanzerotti [Downloadable!]

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