§ 10–1104

do all things necessary to qualify as a qualified community development entity;

apply to the U.S. Department of the Treasury to be designated as a qualified community development entity;

apply to the U.S. Department of the Treasury for an allocation of new markets tax credits;

receive, make, and facilitate qualified equity investments and financial assistance available in low–income communities in the State;

allocate any new markets tax credits received by the Corporation;

coordinate with other qualified community development entities in the State to help ensure that low–income communities are receiving the maximum benefit of qualified equity investments in the State;

make investments and financial assistance available to low–income communities in the State from the Corporation’s money or from any other source;

build a long–term financial capacity and sustained investment in low–income communities in the State;

coordinate and create pathways to follow–on financing in the State; and

foster inclusive and diverse entrepreneurship and innovation throughout the State, which may include initiatives to raise awareness of programs to assist low–income communities.