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Massachusetts AG Nails Goldman for $60 Million
May 11, 2009Goldman Sachs [stock GS][/stock] is paying the commonwealth of Massachusetts $10m as a result of an agreement between the firm and the state’s Attorney General regarding subprime loan activity and related securitization activity. Goldman is also pledging an addition $50m for loan refinancing to make the subprime mortgages more affordable to the borrowers. No money is set aside, as of yet, for any third-party investors who may feel the ouch from today’s decision.
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