BankImpact Maps Feedback Form

Thank you for using our BankImpact Maps Beta. Our aim is to simplify and encourage finding a local mission oriented financial institutions (MOFIs). 
 
We hope that you will join us in promoting the work and impact of MOFIs across the country. As we are working to improve this new tool, we rely on your feedback. 
 
 
How useful do you find the data fields available within BankImpact Maps?
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Location of bank branch
Web URL address of bank
Financial size (Assets $, Loans $, etc)
Financial performance (ROA %, ROE %)
Social Performance Metrics (DDI, DLI, & Mission as defined below)
Loan composition (small business %, farm %)
How satisfied are you with the following attributes of the BankImpact Maps?
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Ease of navigating to BankImpact Maps through NCIF.org
Ease of using the tool (searching local banks, understanding metrics displayed)
Ability to locate specific communities searched
Visual appeal of page
Clarity of text directions and definitions

Social Performance Metrics Definitions

Development Deposit Intensity (DDI) - Given the importance and demonstrated impact of bank branches in low- and moderate - income (LMI) communities, DDI is a place based metric that quantifies the proportion of a bank's branches that are located in LMI areas. A DDI score greater than 50% is the threshold for superior impact of Quadrant 1 institutions. 

Development Lending Intensity - HMDA (DLI) - Using lending data reported by financial instititutions as part of the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA), this place based metric provides information on the bank's lending concentration in LMI communities. A DLI score greater than 40% is the threshold for superior impact of Quadrant 1 institutions. 

Mission - To categorize banks, the Mission? variable identifies if a bank is a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), Minority Depository Institution (MDI), and/or a Quadrant 1 institution with a DDI score greater than 50% and DLI score greater than 40%. 

CRA Rating - According to the FDIC, CRA ratings measures the institution’s performance in meeting the credit needs within its communities with respect to the institution’s “resources and capabilities”. Federal institutions are ranked based on 4 possible scores of Outstanding, Satisfactory, Needs to Improve, and Substantial Noncompliance.