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Three decades have passed since the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA)
was enacted to address the lack of access to credit in low- and moderate-income
neighborhoods. CRA was designed to combat redlining, the practice among
some depository institutions of refusing to make loans in certain neighborhoods
they designated as high-risk. The legislation encourages banking institutions
to lend and invest in these underserved communities.
Archive Issues
This special issue, CR Report,
focuses on one community's efforts to fight home equity fraud and predatory
lending.
How to Order
For subscriptions or back issues of the above-listed publications*,
contact publications@clev.frb.org,
or fax your request to 216.579.2122.
You may also mail your request to:
Community Affairs
Federal Reserve Bank
P.O. Box 6387
Cleveland, OH 44101
216/579-2111
* For subscriptions to the Beige Book, contact Publications Services, Federal
Reserve Board of Governors, at 202.452.3244.
For subscriptions to Fed in Print, contact the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
at 215.574.6115.
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