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Citibank NMTC Corporation
New York NYCDFI Awards for Citibank NMTC Corporation
NMTC (2009) - $90,000,000
Citibank NMTC Corporation (Citibank) intends to target 50 percent of its activities toward not-for-profit healthcare projects such as ambulatory health clinics, thereby providing living wages and critical services to low-income individuals. The balance will be targeted towards projects helping to revitalize and sustain low-income communities, such as increasing educational services and rehabilitation of projects in highly distressed areas. Citibank will offer products with flexible, concessionary terms and rates to finance projects and businesses that otherwise could not obtain financing due to the distressed conditions of the community, credit quality of potential borrowers, and thin capitalization or lack of track record of sponsoring entities.
NMTC (2008) - $31,250,000
Citibank NMCT Corporation (Citibank) intends to target 75 percent of its activities toward real estate projects, such as mixed-use facilities and community centers, which will provide living wage jobs, goods and services to low-income individuals; and 25 percent of its activities towards operating businesses that deliver critical goods and services to low income communities. Citibank will offer products with flexible, concessionary terms and rates to finance projects and businesses that otherwise could not obtain financing due to the distressed conditions of the community, credit quality of potential borrowers, and thin capitalization or lack of track record of sponsoring entities. With its NMTC allocation, Citibank will also be able to offer a new, stand-alone equity product.
NMTC (2006) - $100,000,000
The Citibank NMTC Corporation will use its NMTC allocation to provide community facility and commercial real estate loans to finance the development of charter schools, community facilities, for-sale housing, industrial, mixed-use, office, and retail projects. The NMTC allocation will enable Citibank NMTC Corporation to create new products, such as subordinated debt, and to subsidize existing loan products in order to reach a broader base of distressed communities. Flexible lending features will include lower origination fees, below-market interest rates, higher loan to value ratios and longer interest only periods.
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New York
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Akwesasne Indian Housing Authority
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Brooklyn
Carver Federal Savings Bank
New York
CDCLI Funding Corporation, Inc.
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Credit, Inc.
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GS New Markets Fund
New York
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Home Headquarters, Inc.
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Mayville
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St. Charles Borromeo Church FCU
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UA, LLC
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Westchester Housing Fund, Inc.
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Women"s Venture Fund, Inc.
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