HUD proposes to remove disparate impact from Fair Housing Act rule

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HUD proposes to rescind rules allowing the use of disparate impact in determining Fair Housing Act violations; this could affect how credit unions assess and mitigate housing discrimination risks.

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Original Source Material

The Department of Housing and Urban Development is proposing to rescind three rules allowing the use of disparate impact in determining Fair Housing Act violations. The post HUD proposes to remove disparate impact from Fair Housing Act rule appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .