Thursday Dec 17 | Citizen
The CEOs of 10 Wall Street firms that either failed or received taxpayer bailouts were paid an average of $28.9 million per year in the years leading up to the Wall Street meltdown, according to a Public Citizen report released today.
Agencies win grants from state
Mustard Seed Development Center in Akron is among 14 agencies that will get funding for foreclosure mitigation.
State awards Countrywide settlement cash
A trio of Central Ohio agencies will get pieces of $1 million headed to organizations statewide courtesy of a multimillion-dollar settlement with Countrywide Financial Corp.
CityCenter has brought in a national mortgage company, managed by the former head of defunct and tarnished Countrywide Financial, to provide financing for buyers purchasing the development's 2,400 high-rise condominiums.
SEC Charges New Century Executives
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday sued three former New Century Financial Corp.
A Lesson From AIG: How to Fix the Fed
Of all the villains responsible for the Great Economic Wipeout, the Federal Reserve is pretty far down the list.
Proceed With Caution: Brooklyn's Bear Stearns Acquittal Causes Concern For Future Prosecutions
The swift acquittal of two Bear Stearns executives in the government's criminal case tied to the financial meltdown likely will force prosecutors to rethink the evidence they planned to present in a raft of cases that have yet to go to trial, legal experts say.
Fines and orders to forfeit illegal profits jumped to $2.4 billion in the 12 months through Sept.
Tri-county job losses top 30,000 mark
The tri-county region has lost more than 30,000 jobs in the past two years, with Ventura County suffering the worst declines and Paso Robles potentially leading the way in a slow recovery.
Rags to Riches CEOs: Angelo Mozilo
In 2005, Barron's called him one of the 30 best CEOs in the world. Then Fortune placed his firm on its list of "Most Admired Companies". One year later, American Banker presented him with a lifetime achievement award.
Securities -- Recent cases and SEC staff guidance on Rule 10b5-1 trading plans
As a safe harbor from insider trading liability under the SEC's Rule 10b-5, Rule 10b5-1 provides that a purchase or sale of securities will not be deemed to be on the basis of material nonpublic information if it is pursuant to a contract, instruction, or plan that was entered into before the person became aware of the information; specifies the ...
PennyMac To Launch New Mortgage Initiative
PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust has announced a new initiative to buy new loans and packaging them into bond s by mid-2010, Bloomberg News reports.
Airvana to get $39.6M Nortel-related payment
Airvana Inc., which supplies products used by wireless operators, said Friday it will get a $39.6 million payment for outstanding invoices related to products and services it sold to Nortel Networks Inc.
Setback in Bear Stearns case may force gov't shift
The swift acquittal of two Bear Stearns executives in the government's criminal case tied to the financial meltdown likely will force prosecutors to rethink the evidence they planned to present in a raft of cases that have yet to go to trial, legal experts say.
KB Homes and Countrywide Financial Named in Class Action Complaint...
KB Home and Countrywide Financial Corp. have been named as defendants in a Class Action suit filed on October 30th, 2009 in the US Dist.
PennyMac Declines After Analyst Cites Slow Deployment of Capital for Loss
PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust , headed by former Countrywide Financial Corp.
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Mozilo Must Face SEC Fraud Case
A federal judge rejected a request by Angelo Mozilo, the former chief executive of mortgage lender Countrywide Financial Corp, to dismiss a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit accusing him of securities fraud and insider trading.
Bonuses are back, baby!; Dodd wants major financial overhaul; UBS...
Incentive pay on Wall Street is set to rise by about 40% as stronger financial markets collide with the political backlash over bonuses, according to a closely watched survey set to be released Thursday.
Lendera s ex-CEO must face fraud case
Countrywide Financial Corp.'s former chief executive, Angelo Mozilo, must face a Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit alleging he misled investors about the home lender's deteriorating finances.
Ex-Countrywide Chief Mozilo Fails in Bid to Have SEC Fraud Suit Dismissed
Former Countrywide Financial Corp. Chief Executive Officer Angelo Mozilo must face a lawsuit by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleging he misled investors about the homelendera s deteriorating finances.
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