What is Section 1071?
In 2010, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act introduced Section 1071, aiming to promote fairness and transparency in small business lending. This section mandates financial institutions to collect and report detailed data on credit applications from small businesses, including information about the business and its principal owners. The goal is to identify and address discriminatory lending practices, thereby promoting equitable access to credit for minority-owned small businesses.
How Can My Institution Comply?
What Kind of Data Will My Institution Collect?
Section 1071 mandates financial institutions to collect and report specific data points on small business lending. These data points include:
These provisions are designed to help identify potential discriminatory lending practices and to promote transparency and accountability in the financial sector.
When Will Section 1071 Be Implemented?
How Worth Can Help My Institution Prepare: Worth offers comprehensive AI-powered solutions to streamline data collection and compliance for like Dodd-Frank
By leveraging Worth’s technology, financial institutions can enhance their compliance efforts, reduce administrative burdens, and promote fair lending practices.
Schedule a call to learn how Worth can help today.
Access additional resources and insights to support your goals and drive success.
We’re heading to Fintech Meetup in Las Vegas, March 10-13, and we want to connect. Worth’s Co-Founder & CEO Sal…
Legacy banks and financial institutions once dictated the pace of onboarding and approvals, operating under the assumption that businesses would…
Learn how frictionless, automated onboarding reduces drop-offs, enhances customer trust and accelerates approvals.