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Volume 14; No. 2; June 2002
Community
Investments, June 2002 (PDF - 399KB)
Complete Newsletter
- Cover
(PDF - 111KB)
- Editor's
Notebook (PDF - 66KB)
Lena Robinson
- Using
the Media to Deliver Financial Education (PDF - 70KB)
Read about a unique partnership opportunity that helps youth help
themselves
Viola Bostick, Deputy Executive Director, National Federation of
Community Development Credit Unions
- Youth
Credit Unions (PDF - 120KB)
An Outstanding-rated rural bank shares how they have used local media
to educate their community and boost their performance
Ronald Wilson, President, Desert Community Bank
- Compliance
Corner: Avoiding Common Pitfalls of Data Collection (PDF - 72KB)
Whether a refresher or a tutorial, compliance officers are certain
to pick up a useful tip or two about avoiding common pitfalls in data
collection
Donald R. Narup, President, CRA Information Services
- District
Update (PDF - 51KB)
This quarter we feature Leadership Council members from northern California
and Hawaii
- The
Association of Reinvestment Consortia for Housing (PDF - 53KB)
Find out about ARCH, which represents over 400 commercial banks, thrifts
and savings and loans with commitments totaling over $1.5 billion
and over 60,000 affordable housing units created throughout the country.
Fred Mendez, Senior Community Investment Specialist, Federal Reserve
Bank of San Francisco
- Selling
Affordable Multifamily Mortgages (PDF - 102KB)
See the positive impact consortia around the country have had on affordable
housing and learn what it takes to sell these mortgages to the secondary
market
George Vine, Vine & Associates
- District
Bulletin (PDF - 90KB)
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Editor-in-Chief
Joy Hoffmann
Managing Editor
Lena Robinson
Contributing Editor
Jack Richards
Design and Layout
Cynthia B. Blake
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an article by or about you. Please contact:
Managing Editor
Community Investments
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
101 Market Street, Mail Stop 620
San Francisco, CA 94105
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of San Francisco, 101 Market Street, San Francisco, California 94105,
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