October 15, 2026

Fifth Third Bank Announces $3.1 Billion Texas Community Investment Commitment

October 14, 2026, Houston Style Magazine, Fifth Third Bank Announces $3.1 Billion Texas Community Investment Commitment The initiative will extend Fifth Third’s Neighborhood Program to Houston and Dallas, bringing place-based community and economic development investments to underserved communities. Rather than applying a uniform strategy across all markets, the bank plans to work with local communities

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Local Conditions Matter Most: Black Neighborhoods and Investor Lending Across Major Metropolitans

As investor purchases of single family homes have increased over the last several years, so have concerns about the potential negative effects on communities. Black communities in particular have become hotspots for investor activity. Using data from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) that contains a record of over 90% of all mortgages, we can

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America’s Best Banks are competing for Customers. that’s good news for your money

October 14, 2026, Money, America’s Best Banks Are Competing for Customers. That’s Good News for Your Money In-person banking is experiencing a revival, with about 110 new brick-and-mortar branches opening between October 2025 and June 2026, according to an analysis of FDIC data by the National Community Reinvestment Coalition. That trend is growing. JPMorgan Chase

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Fifth Third Commits $7.6B in Michigan to drive community impact, economic mobility

October 14, 2026, DBusiness, Fifth Third Commits $7.6B in Michigan to Drive Community Impact, Economic Mobility The priorities came out of Community Listening Sessions held last winter across Fifth Third’s new and expanded markets, including in Detroit and Grand Rapids. The National Community Reinvestment Coalition facilitated the sessions, which brought Fifth Third and Comerica leaders

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