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LIIF CEO Daniel A. Nissenbaum Shares Insights on Columbia Business School Podcast

CEO Daniel A. Nissenbaum headed back to his alma mater, Columbia Business School, to speak on how and why his career trajectory has taken him to currently being at the helm of a community development financial institution (CDFI) strengthening communities across the nation. Listen wherever you get your podcasts: morempe.com. Our Board members are my…

LIIF Pens Guest Blog for Mizuho Financial Group

Mizuho Financial Group, a longtime funder of LIIF, offered the opportunity for a guest blog. Titled “Compassion, Child Care and Capital Funding: The Low Income Investment Fund,” the topic is our organization’s scaling early care and education (ECE) work. Read the Mizuho Financial Group guest blog. It has been a godsend to learn that there…

LIIF’s CEO Daniel A. Nissenbaum and PNC’s Reymundo Ocañas Co-Author Op-Ed Detailing How Banks and CDFIs Can Build Stronger Partnerships

LIIF’s Chief Executive Officer Daniel A. Nissenbaum and our Board Chair Reymundo Ocañas co-authored an op-ed, “Building Stronger Partnerships: Banks and CDFIs in the Evolving Landscape of Community Development.” Read the op-ed on Yahoo! Finance. As in any enduring partnership, adaptability and resilience are essential and as the landscape of community development evolves, the alliance…

LIIF Loan to Bernal Heights Housing Corporation Featured in San Francisco Bay Area News Stories

LIIF has closed on a $5.28 million secured acquisition and predevelopment loan to Bernal Heights Housing Corporation (BHHC), a well-established, place-based affordable housing developer. With LIIF’s loan, BHHC purchased a ~1.1-acre site consisting of a vacant 16,000-square-foot former Big Lots retail building, a 49-space podium parking garage and an adjacent surface parking lot at 3333…

LIIF Child Care Report Featured in South Dakota Searchlight Article

A report by LIIF’s Joe Fretwell explored economics and child care in South Dakota, highlighting that child care is both “too expensive, and not expensive enough” in the state. This research was featured in a South Dakota Searchlight story, “State Lawmaker Seeks Study of Child Care Costs and Unused Subsidies.” Read the article.

LIIF’s Washington, D.C. Child Care Work in Early Learning Nation Article

Early Learning Nation has published an article on pay equity for child care providers. Comparable to a state department of education in any other state, the Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE), a LIIF partner, functions as Washington, D.C.’s education agency, as well as its lead agency for the federal Child Care and Development Fund. Since…