Equity in Banking and Lending - Project Findings and Next Steps

Mbali, John
Williamson, Aaron S.
Arika, Jessica
Martinez Gavina, Blanca
2021-08
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Equity in Banking and Lending - Project Findings and Next Steps

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The community is poised to address issues related to disparities in access and quality of banking & lending options and solutions for African Americans in North Minneapolis in particular. This project seeks to understand the dynamics of barriers, assets, and potential solutions related to banking and lending specifically for African American-owned small businesses in North Minneapolis. In assessing this issue, the Capstone team and community partners hope this will be the starting point in a collaborative effort including the banking & business community to address some of the issues raised in this research project.

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entitled “Solutions to Inequities in Access to Banking and Lending.” The project was requested by the University of Minnesota Robert J. Jones Urban Research and Outreach-Engagement Center (“UROC”) and the Minnesota Department of Commerce (“Commerce”).

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Mbali, John; Williamson, Aaron S.; Arika, Jessica; Martinez Gavina, Blanca. (2021). Equity in Banking and Lending - Project Findings and Next Steps. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/223214.

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