Topic - Banking

This page summarizes Government Innovators Network content about Banking.

Banking is central to the development of sound financial services and money supply in any society. Banking has also been a field of high innovation and remarkable technological advancements. This section provides information on commercial banking, consumer banking, customer relationship management, financial institutions, financial regulation, financial services, governance, investment banking, retail banking and risk management. Other areas covered include debit, deposit insurance, loans, automated teller services, loan practices, money market accounts, savings accounts, debt financing and capital expenses. The section also examines predatory lending, redlining and federal lending.

moreRelated Awards

New Alliance Task Force (73%)
Innovations in American Government Awards

Electronic Benefit System (71%)
Innovations in American Government Awards
January 11, 2005

Financial Institutions Expert Examinations (69%)
Innovations in American Government Awards
1994

Food Supply Program - Organic Produce and Eco-Citizenship (63%)
The Public Management and Citizenship Programme in Brazil

Urban Land Reform Initiative (63%)
Innovations in American Government Awards
2007

California Drought Water Bank (61%)
Innovations in American Government Awards
1995

Government Action on Urban Land (61%)
Innovations in American Government Awards
1992

moreMost Relevant News

Exit right (89%)
The Economist: Special reports
May 14, 2009

Microcredit in America (75%)
Next American City
May 20, 2009

Back at the branch (74%)
The Economist: Special reports
May 14, 2009

Grameen American expands to Omaha (70%)
Next American City
May 29, 2009

New Bill Introduce for Ohio Land Bank (69%)
Next American City
October 21, 2009

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moreMost Relevant Documents

Financial Services in Distressed Communities: Framing the Issue, Finding Solutions (100%)
James H. Carr, Jenny Schuetz
Fannie Mae Foundation
August 1, 2001

Building Assets, Building Credit: Symposium Proceedings (98%)
Jeanne Engel
Joint Center for Housing Studies, Harvard University
January 1, 2004

Unsafe and Unsound: Payday Lenders Hide Behind FDIC Bank Charters to Peddle Usery (96%)
Jean Ann Fox
Consumer Federation of America
March 30, 2004

Credit, Capital and Communities: The Implications of the Changing Mortgage Banking Industry for Community Based Organizations (93%)
William Apgar, Allegra Calder, and Gary Fauth
Joint Center for Housing Studies, Harvard University
March 9, 2004

Bigger, Faster... But Better? How Changes in the Financial Services Industry Affect Small Business Lending in Urban Areas (93%)
Dan Immergluck, Geoff Smith
The Brookings Institution Center on Urban and Metropolitan Policy
September 1, 2001

From Confrontation to Collaboration? Banks, Community Groups, and the Implementation of Community Reinvestment Agreements (93%)
Alex Schwartz
Fannie Mae Foundation
January 1, 1998

The Players in the Primary Mortgage Market (92%)
Peter S. Rose, Richard L. Haney Jr.
Fannie Mae Foundation
December 6, 2004

moreRelated Multimedia

Grassroots to Global Arena: The 2005 International Bridge Builders Conference Panel (43%)
February 15, 2005

Conservation Innovation Finance (43%)
11/15/2007

Frontiers of Conservation Finance (33%)
12/10/2008

Best Practices to Combat Human Trafficking: Collecting Data from Official Sources (32%)
04/29/2009

Conservation Capital in the Americas (32%)
9/12/08

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