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Choose a building block.January 2024Governance, Risk & ComplianceCRA Wiz and Fair Lending Wiz: 2023 Submission GuideContents 1Submission Overview31.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5HMDA DF and CRA Submission Overview

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How to fill out hmda df and cra

1. Gather all necessary data requirements as per HMDA and CRA guidelines.
2. Ensure you have the correct loan application information.
3. For HMDA, verify loan details such as loan amount, property location, and purpose.
4. Collect demographic information for applicants including race, ethnicity, and gender.
5. For CRA reporting, assess your institution's lending activities within the community.
6. Compile data into the appropriate formats (HMDA Data Form and CRA datasets).
7. Conduct thorough checks for accuracy and compliance with HMDA and CRA regulations.
8. Submit the completed forms to the relevant regulatory agencies by the due deadlines.

Who needs hmda df and cra?

1. Financial institutions that meet the loan volume thresholds for HMDA.
2. Banks and lenders that are required to report on their CRA performance.
3. Government and regulatory agencies monitoring lending patterns.
4. Community organizations and groups advocating for fair lending practices.
5. Researchers analyzing housing and economic trends.

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What is hmda df and cra?

HMDA (Home Mortgage Disclosure Act) refers to federal laws that require certain financial institutions to provide mortgage data to the public. DF (Data Filing) involves the submission of HMDA data, while CRA (Community Reinvestment Act) focuses on ensuring that banks serve the needs of the communities in which they operate, including low- and moderate-income neighborhoods.

Who is required to file hmda df and cra?

Covered financial institutions, including banks, credit unions, and mortgage lenders, that meet specific thresholds regarding their loan originations and asset size are required to file HMDA data and comply with CRA regulations.

How to fill out hmda df and cra?

To fill out HMDA DF, institutions must collect and compile data on mortgage applications, including information about the applicant, the loan, and the property. For CRA, data must be collected regarding the bank's lending activities in its assessment areas to show compliance with its community reinvestment obligations.

What is the purpose of hmda df and cra?

The purpose of HMDA is to promote transparency in mortgage lending by collecting and disseminating data that can be used to identify discriminatory lending practices. The CRA aims to encourage financial institutions to support community development and provide fair access to credit for all individuals within their service areas.

What information must be reported on hmda df and cra?

HMDA DF requires reporting on various data points including loan amount, property location, applicant demographics, and loan terms. CRA reports necessitate data on lending activities, including geographic distribution of loans, the income levels of borrowers, and any investments made in community development.