2007 Community Reinvestment Act Exams - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of NEW YORK

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2007 Community Reinvestment Act Exams

Bank evaluations are based on lending, investment and service tests; for most banks, the lending test is weighted most heavily in determining the overall rating.

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Bank	Exam Date	Public Date*	Rating	Report
Adirondack Bank	Aug 20, 2007	Feb 14, 2008	Satisfactory	26 pages / 952 kb
Adirondack Trust Company	Apr 23, 2007	Oct 8, 2007	Outstanding	19 pages / 439 kb
Banco Popular North America	Mar 5, 2007	Apr 29, 2008	Satisfactory	90 pages / 2,914 kb
Bank of Cattaraugus	Aug 13, 2007	Feb 4, 2008	Outstanding	12 pages / 322 kb
Bank of New York	May 21, 2007	May 12, 2008	Outstanding	14 pages / 1.02 mb
Five Star Bank	Apr 30, 2007	Jan 17, 2008	Outstanding	43 pages / 1.51 mb
M & T Trust Company	May 8, 2006	Mar 22, 2007	Outstanding	195 pages / 3.22 mb
Peapack-Gladstone Bank	Dec 3, 2007	Sep 4, 2008	Satisfactory	24 pages / 0.97 mb
Solvay Bank	Nov 26, 2007	May 6, 2008	Satisfactory	17 pages / 1.58 mb


*A copy of the public section of the most recent CRA performance evaluation must be placed in a bank's public file within 30 business days after its receipt from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

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