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Community Development Events

The Impact of Workout Options on Borrowers’ Credit Reports and Scores

Sponsors: Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s Community Development Studies and Education Department, Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Delaware Valley, and Urban Affairs Coalition’s Foreclosure Prevention Task Force

Wednesday, October 26, 2011, 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The conference was designed for housing counselors, creditors, servicers, and others involved in foreclosure prevention.

The conference focused on these questions:

• How are workout options recorded?
• How are workout options scored?
• What are the dynamics and trade-offs among workout options?

Event Resources

• Agenda (1 page, 110 KB)
• Industry Perspective on Credit Reporting and Scoring (19 pages, 669 KB)
• The Impact of Workout Options on Borrowers’ Credit Reports and Scores (28 pages, 275 KB)
• Life After Foreclosure: Time to Reevaluate Lending Practices? (23 pages, 303 KB)
• FICO Scoring Questions: How Mortgage Delinquencies Affect FICO Scores (14 pages, 592 KB)
• Foreclosure’s Wake: The Credit Experiences of Individuals Following Foreclosure (29 pages, 482 KB)
• The Impact of Differences Between Consumer- and Creditor-Purchased Credit Scores (22 pages, 1 MB)
• Videos:
  • Introductions, Background, and Workout Options Available to Distressed Borrowers (1:29:42, 175 MB)
  • Industry Perspective on Credit Reporting and Scoring (1:00:53, 133 MB)
  • Three Perspectives — Tradeoffs Among Workout Options (2:04:45, 200 MB)
  • Differences Between Consumer- and Creditor-Purchased Credit Scores (57:51, 66.9 MB)

Contact

For more information, contact:
Keith Rolland
(215) 574-6569 or keith.rolland@phil.frb.org

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