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Volume 13; No. 1; April 2001
Community Investments,
April 2001 (PDF - 563KB)
Complete Newsletter
- Cover (PDF - 155KB)
- Editor's Notebook
(PDF - 103KB)
-by Joy Hoffmann Molloy
- The New Market Tax
Credits (PDF - 187KB)
Learn about one of the most promising federal community revitalization
initiatives in decades and how you can take advantage of this new
opportunity to facilitate investment in distressed communities
-By Stockton Williams, The Enterprise Foundation
- Shedding Light on
Sunshie (PDF - 217KB)
Compliance with Sunshine became effective April 1-no fooling. This
article provides a concise discussion of who must comply and what
is required. Don't miss the handy flow chart that will assist you
in determining whether you have a covered agreement
- District Update
(PDF - 102KB)
Featuring the profile of Leadership Council members from California,
Oregon and Utah
- The Big Bank World
of CRA Q&A (PDF - 177KB)
A fascinating look at how CRA activities are structured and managed
within "complex banking organizations" based on interviews with twelve
of the largest domestic bank holding companies
-by Fred Mendez, Senior Community Investment Specialist Federal
Reserve Bank of San Francisco
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CRA-Qualified
Muni Securities (PDF - 150KB)
Municipal securities offer a unique opportunity to invest in your
community and earn CRA credit. Read about how they work, where to
get them and what you should know before you invest
Editor-in-Chief
- Joy Hoffmann Molloy
Managing Editor - Lena Robinson
Contributing Editor - Jack Richards
Design and Layout - Cynthia B. Blake
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Community Investments
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
101 Market Street, Mail Stop 620
San Francisco, California 94105
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