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RBS sets aside $3.8 billion more for RMBS settlement with DOJ
Jan 26, 2017It appears that despite a new administration running the ship in Washington, D.C., the federal government still plans to seek restitution for the events that led to the financial crisis, or at least that’s what one foreign bank thinks. Royal Bank of Scotland said Thursday that it is setting aside $3.8 billion to be used to settle with the government.
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MoodyÕ reaches $864 million settlement over RMBS credit ratings
Jan 16, 2017 -
U.S. tries a second time to convict MBS trader Jesse Litvak
Jan 06, 2017 -
DOJ gives up in fight over massive Bank of America, Countrywide ‘Hustle’ fine
Nov 23, 2016 -
2.5 million consumers hit by financial crisis ready to reenter housing
Oct 28, 2016 -
NCUA reveals it paid $1 billion to lawyers in fight to recover credit union crisis losses
Oct 21, 2016 -
Update: Meet the chief information officer at Freddie Mac
Oct 05, 2016 -
Banks finally want to originate mortgages again
Sep 29, 2016 -
FBR: Wells Fargo’s next move is critical, for the bank and for the industry
Sep 19, 2016 -
Goldman Sachs passes first round of compliance testing for $5 billion settlement
Sep 16, 2016 -
Senator Warren calls DOJ’s financial crisis response an “abysmal failure”
Sep 16, 2016 -
Deutsche Bank doesn’t intend to pay anywhere near DOJ’s $14 billion demand
Sep 16, 2016
