ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Public-private partnerships are often discussed in abstract terms, but for mission-driven financial institutions working in underserved communities, they can fundamentally change what’s possible. This conversation, recorded live at SOCAP25, explores how one federal initiative helped unlock new lending capacity for Community Development Financial Institutions and Minority Depository Institutions nationwide.
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