Community
Development Investment Review
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By the Numbers: Data and Measurement in Community Economic Development | Can Capital Markets Replace Banks for Funding Community Development? | Hunting for Data Sources: How Improving Data Can Increase Capital for Emerging Domestic Markets | Standard & Poor’s Small Business Portfolio Model Introduces a Potential New Tool for Community Development Loan Risk Analysis |Cows, Kiva, and Prosper.Com: How Disintermediation and the Internet are Changing Microfinance | First Mover: The CDFI Fund’s CIIS Database Holds Promise to Create Substantial Data Repository for Community Development Investments | Creating a Marketplace: Information Exchange and the Secondary Market for Community Development Loans | Count What Counts: Improving Charitable Investor Access to the Community Development Sector with Better Data and Better Analytical Models |
Previous Issues
2007 Issues
- Vol 3; No 2: Data and Technology
By the Numbers: Data and Measurement in Community Economic Development | Can Capital Markets Replace Banks for Funding Community Development? | Hunting for Data Sources: How Improving Data Can Increase Capital for Emerging Domestic Markets | Standard & Poor’s Small Business Portfolio Model Introduces a Potential New Tool for Community Development Loan Risk Analysis |Cows, Kiva, and Prosper.Com: How Disintermediation and the Internet are Changing Microfinance | First Mover: The CDFI Fund’s CIIS Database Holds Promise to Create Substantial Data Repository for Community Development Investments | Creating a Marketplace: Information Exchange and the Secondary Market for Community Development Loans | Count What Counts: Improving Charitable Investor Access to the Community Development Sector with Better Data and Better Analytical Models
- Vol 3; No 1: Low Income Communities as Emerging Domestic Markets
A
History of Emerging Domestic Markets | Who’s Counting? Measuring
Social Outcomes from Targeted Private Equity | Panning for Gold
in Inner City Markets | Investment Intermediaries in Economic
Development: Linking Public Pension Funds to Urban Revitalization
| The Brookings Urban Markets Initiative: Using Information to
Drive Change
2006 Issues
- Vol
2; No 3: Rural Community Development Venture Capital
In this issue:
Innovative Activity
in Rural Areas: The Importance of Local and Regional Characteristics | Financing
Rural Innovation with Community Development Venture Capital: Models, Options,
and Obstacles | A Vision for the Future of Rural Developmental Venture Capital
| State Governments Start Investing Capital for Entrepreneurs to Grow the
Local Economy and Keep Jobs | Organizing Angel Investment to Benefit Angels,
Companies, and Communities
- Vol
2; No 2: Secondary Markets Conference Proceedings
In this issue:
Conference Keynote Address
| Proceedings / Themes from the Conference | Turning Uncertainty into Risk:
Why Data Are the Key to Greater Investment | Growing Pains | Bridging the
Information Gap between Capital Markets Investors and CDFIs | Strategies
for Selling Smaller Pools of Loans | Check Your Guns at the Door: How to Get Together to Establish a Market
- Vol
2; No 1: Secondary Markets for Community Development Loans
In this issue:
Securitization and Community
Lending: A Framework and Some Lessons from the Experience in the U.S. Mortgage
Market | The Struggle to Establish a Vibrant Secondary Market for Community
Development Loans | Manufactured Housing Finance and the Secondary Market
| Selling Affordable Housing Loans in the Secondary Market | The Community
Development Trust Taps Wall Street Investors | Financing Hope | Taking Capital for Social Purposes to a New Level | Leverage: Securitizing Community Development Construction Loans
Letter
to the Editor (PDF - 11KB)
2005
Issues
- Vol
1; No 1: New Markets Tax Credit
In this issue:
The New Markets Tax Credit Program: A Midcourse Assessment | Community Perspective:
Is the NMTC Program Making a Difference in Low-Income Communities? | The
Political History of and Prospects for Reauthorizing New Markets | Investor
Perspective: How to Invest in NMTCs | Case Study from Application to Construction:
Clearinghouse CDFI Puts New Markets Tax Credits to Work | Trends and Observations
from the CDFI Fund Director | How
One CDC is Changing Neighborhoods with NMTC | Making Markets Work | NMTC Program Overview and Glossary
Other
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