Community Affairs Archived Publications
CRA Small Business Lending Profile
An annual publication reporting small business lending data collected under the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) for the nation and five major metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) in the district of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. For these MSAs (Chicago, Des Moines, Detroit, Indianapolis, and Milwaukee), we report shares of loans and businesses by neighborhood income categories for the most recent year of data available.
- Last published date: November 2001
Economic Development News & Views
Formerly published three times a year, Economic Development News & Views has been combined with the Profitwise publication to create Profitwise News and Views. Profitwise News and Views will continue to provide timely information about initiatives and programs aimed at fostering business growth and economic development at the community level.
- Last published date: Winter 2003
Profitwise
A tri-annual newsletter with feature articles on community reinvestment and neighborhood lending, and community and economic development news. Profitwise is now published as Profitwise News and Views.
- Last published date: Winter 2003
Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) Profile
An annual publication reporting home mortgage lending data collected under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) for the nation and five major metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs) in the district of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. For these MSAs (Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and Des Moines), we report the change in home purchase loan originations by race and income category for the most recent year of data available. Audience: Financial institutions, community groups, economic development organizations, and government entities.
- Last published date: 2000
Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Profile & Investment Opportunities
An analysis of demographic, economic, and mortgage lending trends in a metropolitan statistical area (MSA) and a resource guide of the major investment opportunities in the area. The main purpose of this publication is to foster community and economic development by encouraging partnerships and relationships between financial institutions and community organizations.
- Last published date: December 2001
Small Enterprise Capital Access Partnership (SECAP)
SECAP is an initiative of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, established with the goal of improving access to credit and related resources by historically underserved small business owners. SECAP involves a voluntary collaborative of various stakeholders in the small business arena, including lenders, community-based organizations (CBOs), technical assistance providers, government organizations, trade associations, academic researchers, and others. SECAP will assess the small business environment with the aim of identifying the greatest challenges for minority-owned, women-owned, and other businesses with historically limited access to credit.
- Last published date: First Quarter 2003
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