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发帖数: 5829 | 1 就怕你们不是那块料
Friday, July 11, 2008
Anyone visiting the most-influential news site in the world this evening has
been grabbed by an astonishing headline:
Well, it may be astonishing to anyone not following the travails of the U.S.
financial system over the past six months. IndyMac bank, one of the most
well-known mortgage specialists in the country, was placed into federal
hands this evening.
The firm will now take the inglorious honor of being the 2nd-largest bank
failure in American history (depe | g**y
发帖数: 1106 | 2 IndyMac Bancorp, Inc. was the holding company for IndyMac Bank, FSB, the
largest savings and loan in the Los Angeles area and the seventh largest
mortgage originator in the United States[1]. IndyMac Bank, operating as a
hybrid thrift/mortgage banker, provided financing for the acquisition,
development, and improvement of single-family homes. IndyMac Bank also
provided financing secured by single-family homes and other banking products
to facilitate consumers' personal financial goals. Its collap | g**y
发帖数: 1106 | 3 The Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company was at one time the
seventh-largest bank in the United States as measured by deposits. In May
1984, the bank became insolvent due, in part, to bad loans purchased from
the failed Penn Square Bank N.A. of Oklahoma -- loans for the Oklahoma and
Texas oil boom of the late 1970s and early 1980s. Due diligence was not
properly paid by, among others, John Lytle, an executive in charge of oil
lending. Lytle later pled guilty to a count of defraud
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: 就怕你们不是那块料
: Friday, July 11, 2008
: Anyone visiting the most-influential news site in the world this evening has
: been grabbed by an astonishing headline:
: Well, it may be astonishing to anyone not following the travails of the U.S.
: financial system over the past six months. IndyMac bank, one of the most
: well-known mortgage specialists in the country, was placed into federal
: hands this evening.
: The firm will now take the inglorious honor of being the 2nd-largest bank
: failure in American history (depe
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