1420 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
United States
University of Baltimore - School of Law
parent companies, FDIC, federal deposit insurance fund, banking subsidiaries, multibank holding companies, insolvency, Federal Reserve Bank, regulatory agencies
mortgage brokers, regulation, sub-prime loans, fiduciary duty, predatory lending
credit scoring, risk-based pricing, subprime mortgages, exclusionary practices, mortgage lending, subprime borrowers, minority borrowers, risk-based interest rate, lending disparities, regulatory failure, economic disadvantage
Education, Funding, Title I, Minority Students, Disadvantaged Youth, Children, Federal Education Funds, Elementary And Secondary School Act Of 1965 (ESEA), No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), Poor, High-Poverty Schools
credit, sub-prime market, predatory lending, financial services industry, CRA, Community Reinvestment Act, HOEPA, discrimination
banking law, bankruptcy law, insolvency, subsidiaries, bank holding companies, fraudulent conveyances, BNEC, financial institutions, Federal Deposit Insurance Fund
banks, banking regulations, community organizations, CRA, Community Reinvestment Act, loans, lending institutions, credit, investment capital, community participation
African-American farmers, credit, U.S. Department of Agriculture, discriminatory lending
mortgage lending, pricing strategies, fair lending laws, disclosure, lender abuse
Southern Burlington County NAACP v. Township of Mount Laurel, municipal land banks, fiscal zoning ordinances, low-income families, moderate-income families, fair housing, local governments
credit, capital, community businesses, Small Business Administration, Community Reinvestment Act, CDBFIA, banking, financial institutions,
minorities, social invisibility, credit, fair access, predatory lending, high interest rates, risk, fair pricing
financial services, private banks, U.S. Postal Service, post office, banking services, consumers
