That’s because loan providers have actually deflected tries to force them to report that data into the federal government, arguing it can never be beneficial in determining discrimination.
Within an April policy paper, the United states Bankers Association stated reporting credit ratings will be costly and “cloud any focus” the disclosure law has in distinguishing discrimination. America’s bank that is largest, JPMorgan Chase & Co., has argued that the information should remain closed off even to academics, citing privacy issues.