The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI Fund) awarded 32 organizations nearly $91.5 million in grants today for the development of affordable housing and community facilities in low-income communities.

Municipal market participants here shared concrete examples of how disclosure is improving in the wake of the Securities and Exchange Commission's continuing disclosure voluntary enforcement initiative.

The New Energy Improvement District (NEID) announced financing for Colorado's first Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy project. NEID, with Colorado Energy Office (CEO) support, oversees the development of Colorado C-PACE projects.

This guide by ISED Solutions and the U.S. Office of Refugee Resettlement discusses the difficulties of microlending and lending to refugees and immigrants. Use this as a guide to find inspiration in developing your own recipe for microenterprise lending – one that the consumer will use and appreciate in building a new life in the United States.

The Denver Office of Economic Development released it's fifth annual edition of the Denver Capital Matrix. The report is designed as a tool to assist business owners and entrepreneurs with discovering the various sources of capital in and around the Denver area.

The Food Trust provides a list of healthy food financing programs across the country. This list includes all of the program's partners, funding sources, and types of financing.

Dealers are struggling with how to comply with the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's proposed markup disclosure requirements and whether they can create computer programs or rely on pricing services for compliance.

In a live market survey at the 26th annual Bond Buyer California Public Finance Conference, 50% of the audience said rates will have the biggest effect on the market. Half of the audience said that green bonds are purely a marketing ploy and part of a fad that won't last.

Without credit history or a business track record, lenders are traditionally hesitant to lend to immigrants and refugees. So, how do immigrants and refugees secure financing? How do immigrants get access to affordable and flexible capital for starting a business? This month during the CDFA // BNY Mellon Development Finance Webcast Series, our expert speakers will discuss their approach to providing capital for immigrants and refugees.

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