CRA Assessment Map

GIS is critical in enabling banks to comply with government requirements such as the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA). You can use your own lending data with Maptitude to create Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) maps that verify HMDA compliance and non-discriminatory lending practices.

Maptitude includes the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) Census Tract demographics to support the consumer compliance examination process. The FFIEC Census data are required for compliance under HMDA, CRA, and fair lending.

CRA assessment area maps and Census Tract maps

In addition to the extensive Census data supplied with Maptitude (including the latest Census Tracts), there are several additional datasets available from Caliper. These include:

• Community Reinvestment Act compliance results
• Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data
• Loan Application Register (LAR) Raw data

Mapping CRA and HMDA Data

Maptitude also makes it easy to map and visualize your results:

• Create heat maps using the included demographic data or your data
• Locate unlimited records by address using the street data included with any of the Maptitude Country Packages
• Quickly see the information and trends hidden in your geographic data
• Create 3-D maps, heat maps, territories, drive-time rings, hot-spots, charts, and reports
• Import, analyze, segment, and report on data in almost any format
• Use location intelligence to filter and categorize data
• Print, export, manage, share, and use located-based results

“Mapping CRA and HMDA Data: Maptitude is wonderful. It is what I use.” Kathleen Blanchard CRCM Expert in HMDA, CRA, Reg B, Fair Lending

“My bank just purchased the Maptitude software for our assessment area mapping project, and I just love it. You import all your data into the software from an excel spreadsheet.” Compliance Officer The Bank of Commerce White Castle, Louisiana

Maptitude is competitively priced and enables organizations and businesses to use their location-based data to improve decision making. Why spend more for less?

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