[SPN-Discussion] SPN Panel Discussion - Lending to the Underbanked in the Aftermath of the Subprime Crisis - November 17, 2009

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Panel Discussion  
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  Lending to the Underbanked in the Aftermath of the Subprime Crisis
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Co-host - Robert Zicklin Center for Corporate Integrity at Baruch College
                                                        

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Date: November 17, 2009   
 
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm

Venue:  Robert Zicklin Center for Corporate Integrity - Newman Vertical
Campus Room 14220 - 55 Lexington Avenue between 24 / 25 Sts.
 
Moderator: Ben Levisohn, Staff Editor, BusinessWeek



Panelists:  Gina Harman, Chief Executive, Accion USA; Gregory Larkin, Senior
Analyst, Banking and Diversified Financials, RiskMetrics Sustainability
Solutions Group; Cathie Mahon, Executive Director and Assistant
Commissioner, Office of Financial Empowerment 
NYC Department of Consumer Affairs 
 
Panel Description: 


 

While there is much uncertainty about the future of banking one thing is
certain: lending to underserved/low income consumers will never be the same.
On this panel we hear how it is changing. If subprime was a bad (or
sub-optimal) model for extending finance to underserved, underbanked
demographics in the US what is the right way? How will the underbanked get
access to the capital they deserve? Who will provide that capital? 

 

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