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Banks Accused of TARP Fund Abuse – Whistleblower Post
Posted by admin in Fraud Recovery on April 11, 2013
by Brian Mahany The Inspector General for the federal government’s Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) issued a stinging report criticizing both small banks and the government itself. One TARP program, the Small Business Lending Fund, was intended by Congress to jump start the economy by getting loans to small business. Instead, some banks simply took [...]
Attorney General Confirms – Big Banks Are “Too Big To Jail” (Bank Fraud Post)
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery on March 8, 2013
by Brian Mahany Wednesday was a sad day for the American public, good government and law enforcement. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee and answered questions about the financial crisis and the response of the Justice Department. When asked why no big banks have been prosecuted, Holder admitted what we [...]
The Prophecies Of Doom – Bank And Investment Fraud In 2013
Posted by admin in Foreclosure Defense, Fraud Recovery, Legal Malpractice on December 31, 2012
by Brian Mahany On December 21st, I attended an outdoor doomsday party in New Orleans. The promoters anticipated 10,000 revelers for the big event. My guess is that 500 showed up. Evidently, not many people thought the world was ending or if they did, they found better ways of celebrating than drinking beer in New [...]
Whose Responsible For The Housing Market Meltdown? FDIC Settles With IndyMac CEO
Posted by admin in Fraud Recovery on December 17, 2012
by Brian Mahany There is plenty of blame for the housing market meltdown. Ask anyone on Main Street, America and most will quickly (and correctly) point the finger at the Wall Street and the big banks. Those folks, however, will likely deny everything. Last week the FDIC was successfully able to hold one big bank [...]
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