Commercial Lending March 19, 2008 FDIC Advisory Committee on Economic Inclusion.

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Commercial Lending March 19, 2008 FDIC Advisory Committee on Economic Inclusion

Opening Remarks Artisans’ Bank History & Structure Keys to a Successful Asset Building Program Asset Building Products at Artisans’ Commercial Lending

Keys to Success Senior Management Commitment Work For Your Non Profit Agencies IT & Staff Support Champion Your Results Commercial Lending

IDA’s Individual Development Accounts Delawareans’ Save IDA Program  3 rd Round of Matching Funds  5 Participating Local Agencies YWCA Delaware IDA Program Commercial Lending

Credit Builder Loan How it Works Types of Customers Participating Agencies What Comes Next Commercial Lending

Deposit Products Free Savers Accounts Low Min to Open 6 Month CD Participating Agencies  EITC Program  YWCA Delaware  First State Saves Commercial Lending

Summary Summarize Key Points Questions Thanks Commercial Lending

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