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Goldman Sachs reaches $100 million in consumer relief in $5 billion settlement
Feb 01, 2017Goldman Sachs is progressing in the consumer relief obligations that are part of the $5 billion settlement reached in April over toxic mortgage bonds, the settlement’s monitor said in a new report. The report showed that Goldman Sachs passed the $100 million mark on its way to the $1.8 billion in consumer relief it’s required to provide as part of the settlement.
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RBS sets aside $3.8 billion more for RMBS settlement with DOJ
Jan 26, 2017 -
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
