Wells Fargo Invests in Six Black-Owned Banks
By Sentinel News Service
Investment is part of a $50 million pledge to help minority institutions and the bank’s larger commitment to foster an inclusive recovery
“Wells Fargo’s financial commitments are in the form of critical equity capital, which is foundational to the MDIs’ ability to expand lending and deposit-taking capacity in their communities. Courtesy Photo.
Wells Fargo today announced equity investments in six African American Minority Depository Institutions (MDIs) as part of its March 10, 2020, pledge to invest up to $50 million in Black-owned banks. As part of the capital investment, the banks will have access to a dedicated Wells Fargo relationship team that will provide financial, technological, and product development expertise in order to help each institution grow and benefit their local community. In the ongoing pandemic, communities of color have been disproportionately impacted, and this investment
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Wells Fargo is investing in six Black-owned banks including one in North Carolina and one in South Carolina as part of a $50 million pledge to help minority institutions and a “larger commitment to foster an inclusive recovery.”
Aside from the cash infusions, the The San Francisco-based bank will assign dedicated teams to provide the lenders with financial, technology and product expertise.