So let me ask you this: If S. 2155, which excludes 85 percent of banks and credit unions from reporting HMDA, becomes law, can you ensure that banks making fewer than 500 mortgage loans a year are not engaged in redlining or other types of discrimination?
Catherine Cortez Masto: “So let me ask you this: If S. 2155, which excludes 85 percent of banks and credit unions from reporting HMDA, becomes…”
On the recordApril 18, 2018
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Cortez Masto questions the implications of S. 2155 on discrimination in lending.
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