Bank of America Doubles MDI Deposits with Additional $100 Million to Support Minority Small Business Owners, Communities
Bank of America announced an additional $100 million in low-cost deposits to minority depository institutions (MDIs), doubling its current investments. This initiative aims to enhance lending, housing, and banking services in minority and low-to-moderate-income communities. The total portfolio for MDIs and Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) now stands at $2 billion. This program is part of Bank of America's commitment to advancing racial equality and supporting diverse communities through various financial investments, including $42.5 million in equity investments to 22 MDIs and CDFIs.
- Increased support for minority depository institutions with an additional $100 million deposit.
- Total funding for MDIs and CDFIs reaches $2 billion, enhancing their capacity to serve minority communities.
- Long-term commitment to advancing racial equality through significant financial investments, including $350 million for minority and women entrepreneurs.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 4, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Bank of America today announced an additional
This program will double Bank of America's existing
These low-cost deposits will help MDIs expand their lending capacity and leverage the investments made by Bank of America and other institutions across the U.S., as well as the U.S. Department of Treasury's Emergency Capital Investment Program (ECIP).
"It is well recognized that MDIs are a critical resource to minority and underserved communities by providing banking services, creating jobs and helping businesses grow," said D. Steve Boland, Chief Administrative Officer of Bank of America. "As a founding member of the Economic Opportunity Coalition, we are committed to finding innovative ways to scale and expand the reach of our capital to provide access to economic opportunities and support diverse communities across the country."
This builds on the company's longstanding work to advance racial equality and economic opportunity, including
MDIs are federal insured depository institutions for which (1)
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