FDIC Provides Highlights from April 2016 Community Banking Conference
From the FDIC:
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06Jan2017
20Dec2016
Proper Loan Pricing Structure is Profitable & Fair Lending Friendly
The first rule of policy analysis is that policies have both intended and unintended consequences. This is no more true than in the commercial banking space, as good intentions can sometimes produce negative results. In this article, we examine the importance of lenders having a well-designed and profitable loan pricing strategy as part of fair […]
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13Dec2016
Z Statistics Versus T Statistics in Fair Lending Analysis
Regression analysis for fair lending with respect to underwriting analyses generally use what are known as “discrete choice” models. Such functional forms are used in which the measurement (dependent) variable is categorical or a limited outcome. In an underwriting evaluation for fair lending analysis, for example, what is measured is either approval or denial. A common […]
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06Dec2016
Understanding Fair Lending Regression Tables in One Easy Lesson
In studying your bank’s loan data, how can you determine the relationships among various factors in your lending policies, customer base, pricing, and more? Through the use of regression modeling, an important tool in statistical analysis.
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29Nov2016
A Simple Explanation of Using “Proxies” In a Fair Lending Review
Ever wonder how one can conduct a fair lending review of your bank’s consumer lending products without having government monitoring information like race, gender, and ethnicity available? Enter the proxy.
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22Nov2016
Fair Lending Risk in Consumer Lending for Community Banks
Consumer loans pose a great deal of risk for financial institutions. In this post, we’ll examine that risk to lenders.
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