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FDIC Sues Banks Over MBS

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., as receiver of two collapsed banks, has filed two separate lawsuit against several banks, alleging that the issuers of mortgage-backed securities made misleading statements in their registrations regarding the health of the underlying loans.

  • 21 May 2012
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., as receiver of two collapsed banks, has filed two separate lawsuit against several banks, alleging that the issuers of mortgage-backed securities made misleading statements in their registrations regarding the health of the underlying loans. Among the banks named in the suit are JPMorgan ...

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GlobalCapital European securitization league table

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1 Citi 3,691 11 20.70
2 Morgan Stanley 2,420 6 13.57
3 Goldman Sachs 2,096 5 11.75
4 BNP Paribas 1,686 6 9.45
5 Barclays 1,565 4 8.78

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1 Citi 40,734.72 129 10.95%
2 JPMorgan 33,625.25 95 9.04%
3 Wells Fargo Securities 31,464.27 90 8.46%
4 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 28,936.60 91 7.78%
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