FSIC Letter to Congress: Support the SECURE Act
On behalf of the African American, Hispanic, and AAPI communities our organizations represent, we would like to encourage you to support the SECURE Notarization Act. This act would...
FSIC Video Podcast – “What is Antitrust and Why are Monopolies Bad?”
In this episode, Brady J. Buckner (President, FSIC) and Mr. Kristian Soltes (Senior Associate, Constantine Cannon LLP) discuss why antitrust actions are good for all of us and...
FSIC Housing Task Force Op-ed – The Biden Housing Plan is a Good Start, Here’s How to Improve It
Potential homeowners in the U.S. are facing a myriad of challenges. From rising inflation to rising interest rates, the process has perhaps never been more challenging, especially for...
FSIC Video Podcast – “African Americans, Real Estate, and the Impact of Systematic Racism”
May 13, 2022, Kevin B. Kimble, Esq., Founder and CEO, FSIC, and Brady J. Buckner, President, FSIC interview with Thaddeus Dawson, CRA designated member with he National Society...
FSIC Blog Post – “The Wobblies”: Iconic Film on the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) Is Re-released for May Day
The film details the history of the Industrial Workers of the World — a radical union whose members are also known as Wobblies — and their inclusive fight...
FSIC Press Release – FSIC Releases Special Report Titled “The Future of Facial Recognition and its Impact on Minorities: What Policy Makers Should Consider”
This paper examines the benefits of facial recognition technology, the danger of inaccuracies and human error, and the need for inclusion in the tech marketplace. While there is...
FSIC Special Report – The Future of Facial Recognition and its Impact on Minorities: What Policy Makers and Stakeholders Should Consider – April 2022
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the emerging technology revolution have brought many incredible advances. From natural language processing to facial recognition technology to semantic analytics, there are many...
FSIC Housing Task Force – How The Work Number Cheats American Consumers
In a new op-ed, the Housing Task Force’s own Donnetta Wells argues that The Work Number – the dominant financial information verification service – is contributing to the...
FSIC Housing Task Force Op-ed – Improve Lending Disparities With Policies Focused on Banks, Not Fintechs
In a new op-ed published in The Well News Financial Services Innovation Coalition’s Kevin Kimble argues that a new bill in California pursues the noble goal of increasing...
FSIC AIOF Press Release – FSIC American Innovation and Opportunity Fund (AIOF) and EmsanaRx Announce an Innovative Health Equity Initiative
Today, the American Innovation and Opportunity Fund (AIOF), in conjunction with pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) EmsanaRx, announced a new initiative to help combat health disparities. Aimed at empowering...
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