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Home financing for low- and moderate-income borrowers: what are the trends in Denver?

Harvey, James; Spong, Kenneth - In: Financial Industry Perspectives (2005) Oct

Over the last decade, many significant developments have influenced home lending. Among these developments are the longest expansion period in U.S. history, path-breaking technological and financial innovations, new regulatory and legislative incentives for low- and moderate-income lending, and...

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Small business lending by commercial banks in Colorado : 1994 to 1996

Sullivan, Richard J.; Johnson, Richard D.; Phillips, … - In: Financial Industry Perspectives (1998) May, pp. 17-33

case study with which to gauge the impact of consolidation on sources of loans and access to credit for small business. We … banking organizations still provided close to 40 percent of small business loans made by banks in 1996. ; Small business … borrowers faced a shift in the source of bank finance, but there was a large overall increase in loans, and so it appears that …

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Home financing in Kansas City and its contribution to low and moderate income neighborhood development

Harvey, James; Spong, Kenneth - In: Financial Industry Perspectives (2007) Feb

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Low and moderate-income home financing : what are the trends in Kansas City?

Harvey, James; Spong, Kenneth - In: Financial Industry Perspectives (2003) Oct, pp. 1-14

Over the last decade, many significant developments have influenced home lending. Among these developments are the longest expansion period in U.S. history, pathbreaking technological and financial innovations, new regulatory and legislative incentives for low- and moderate-income lending, and...

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