Housing Groups Sue To Block CFPB’s ECOA Overhaul
Lawsuit challenges both CFPB’s fair lending rollback and Vought’s authority to lead the bureau
Tagged: Redlining
The Mortgage Firm Settles Redlining Claims With Justice Department
Referral networks' disparate impacts on display in third redlining settlement with a nonbank mortgage lender
CFPB Scrapes Redlining Settlement From Townstone
If approved, the settlement would leave legal concerns over free speech, race-based affirmative lending, and the use of data in modern-day redlining lawsuits “without adjudication of any issue of fact or law.”
DOJ Nabs First Credit Union For Redlining
Citadel Federal Credit Union to open three new branches in Philadelphia and provide at least $6 million in loan subsidies as part of its settlement with regulators
CFPB, DOJ Flag Fairway Independent For Redlining
Fairway to pay a $1.9 million penalty and provide $7 million in loan subsidies
CFPB Scores Statutory Victory In Townstone Redlining Case
Seventh Circuit affirmed CFPB's authority to discourage discrimination against prospective applicants
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First National Bank of Pennsylvania Settles Redlining Charges For $13.5 Million
Justice Department accuses major mortgage lender of discriminating against Black and Latino homebuyers in North Carolina.
Patriot Bank Settles With DOJ Over Alleged Redlining In Memphis
Tennessee-based lender agrees to $1.9 million settlement amid allegations of discriminatory lending practices in minority neighborhoods.
Legacy Of Redlining Still Impacting Minority Households
Zillow report shows discrepancies in credit insecurity.