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Past Events/Conferences 2005Regulatory Roundtable-Fair Lending Regulations and Public Data
Cincinnati, OH - December 8, 2005 Pennsylvania Rural Summit
Seven Springs, PA - Oct. 25-26 Ohio Vacant PropertiesColumbus, OH Oct. 24-25 Pennsylvania Rural Development Council (PRDC)Pennsylvania Rural Summit Financial Education Conference
Columbus, OH - Oct. 6 Regulatory Roundtable-Fair Lending Regulations and CRAPittsburgh, PA - Sept. 13 Regulatory Roundtable-Investment TestWheeling, WV - Sept. 15 Into the Mainstream... As Hispanic immigrants flow into the region, how can banks and communities join forces to provide the right financial services? September 23, 2005 - Louisville, KY | Brochure If We Can Reach 'Em, We Can Teach 'Em! Young People and Money Management
July 26, 2005 - Pittsburgh, PA Keynote presentation given by Cathy Bowen Economic Development Issues in PennsylvaniaApril thru June, 2005 - 6 PA Locations 2005 Community Development Policy Summit
June 22-23, 2005 - Cleveland, Ohio Financial Education Directory Available
Small-Business and Economic-Development Lending Opportunities in Pennsylvania
Financial Education Consortium EventMarch 22, 2005 - Pittsburgh, PA CDAC/Interagency MeetingMarch 30, 2005 - Cleveland, OH System Research ConferenceApril 7-8, 2005 - Washington, DC Economic Development SeminarMay 2, 2005 - Pittsburgh, PA
Regulatory Roundtable-Investment TestMay 3, 2005 - Toledo, OH Regulatory Roundtable-Investment TestMay 5, 2005 - Akron/Canton, OH Federal Reserve System Research Conference
April 7-8, 2005 - The Capitol Hilton, Washington, D.C. Promises & Pitfalls: As Consumer Finance Options Multiply, Who is Being Served and at What Cost? The Community Affairs officers of the Federal Reserve System have jointly sponsored their fourth biennial research conference, Promises and Pitfalls: As Consumer Finance Options Multiply, Who Is Being Served and at What Cost? Consumer financial markets channel trillions of dollars of credit to households of varying income levels through a wide range of intermediaries operating in many markets. How efficiently do these markets operate, and how well are consumers’ needs being met? The conference brought together a diverse audience from academia, financial institutions, community organizations, foundations and government to learn about current research on consumer finance. Presentations can be viewed by double-clicking on the link above. The Financial Education Consortium in Pittsburgh
March 22, 2005 - Pittsburgh, PA Take Control of Your Money Hilary Hunt, the Pennsylvania Director of Financial Education, was the keynote speaker at the Financial Education Consortium of Southwestern Pennsylvania's Financial Education Celebration on March 22, 2005. Attached is her presentation, which outlines the state's financial education plan. Ohio Foreclosure Prevention Stakeholders' MeetingFebruary 3, 2005 - Columbus, OH The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and the Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation brought together key industry stakeholders in Columbus to discuss causes and potential cures for rising foreclosures in Ohio.
New Markets Tax Credit: Sealing the DealNew Markets Tax Credit Seminar The New Markets Tax Credit program — created as part the Community Renewal Tax Relief Act of 2000 — is a $15 billion aimed at boosting community development investment in low-income communities. Attendees learned more about tax credits are implemented, the program’s parameters, and how the credits are affecting communities in our region. They also found out how community development entities are structuring deals, and heard from financial experts who have used New Markets Tax Credit to close successful deals. |
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