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Bank Of America Deal A Victory For New York Families

This settlement sends a strong message that banks that prey on customers and investors will be held accountable. I will continue to investigate financial institutions that bend the rules for their own benefit, and pursue equal justice for all New York families.
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Elizabeth Warren Teams With Arch Conservative On Bank Transparency Bill

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'Historic' JPMorgan Settlement Won't Help Most Of The Neediest Cases

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Are Big Banks Keeping Their Promises to Homeowners?

Wednesday's report from Monitor Smith offers an examination of whether banks are making good on their promise to the 49 states who entered the agreement. According to the parameters that Monitor Smith is using, the banks have complied with several but not all points.
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Bank of America Whistleblowers Allege Rot at the Core of the Mortgage Industrial Complex

If this is what reformed behavior looks like, the Justice Department and the state attorneys general who negotiated the agreement may need to go back to the drawing board in their efforts to police foreclosure abuse.
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Banks May Face Stricter Mortgage Measures After Big Settlement Fail

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Banks Caught In How Many Mortgage Settlement Violations?

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Big Banks Say They've Done Their Part To Help Troubled Borrowers

Schneiderman Challenges Obama Administration Over Mortgage Investigations

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has privately criticized the Obama administration and the Department of Justice for not aggressively investigating dodgy mortgage deals that helped trigger the financial crisis, according to senators and congressional aides who met with him this month.
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Key Democrat Criticizes Obama Administration For Lacking 'Political Will'

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