Subprime Bailout

Matthew Tannin: Bear Stearns Former Manager Indicted In Mortgage Sweep

Brigitte Bradford | Posted 06.19.2008 | Business


Below is some information on Matthew Tannin, one of the two former Bear Stearns executives indicted today in the FBI's "Operation Malicious Mortgage."...

Ralph Cioffi: Bear Stearns Former Manager Indicted In Mortgage Crackdown

Brigitte Bradford | Posted 06.19.2008 | Business


Below is information on Ralph Cioffi, the former Bear Stearns manager, who was arrested on Thursday and charged with securities fraud and various cha...

Bear Stearns Executives Ralph Cioffi, Matthew Tannin Indicted... FBI Announces "Operation Malicious Mortgage"

AP | TOM HAYS | Posted 06.19.2008 | Business


Two former Bear Stearns managers have been arrested, federal authorities said Thursday, becoming the first executives to face criminal charges in the ...

Funny Money

David McWilliams | Posted 04.02.2008 | Business


David McWilliams

Paulson's ideas are nothing short of a reverse "Robin Hood" scenario where the poor are being robbed to pay for the rich, so that the rich need not pay for their own mistakes.

New Mortgage Rescue Goes Beyond Subprime

AP | MARCY GORDON | Posted 02.11.2008 | Business


With mortgage defaults surging and politicians urging the industry to do more, six lenders agreed to widen their effort to help borrowers of all loans...

Legal Help in the Subprime Crisis

Rebekah Diller | Posted 01.09.2008 | Business


Rebekah Diller

The shortage of lawyers to help families facing foreclosure is just part of a widespread shortage of legal help for families of modest means.

Subprime Lenders Could Have Learned a Thing or Two From New York

Arva Rice | Posted 12.12.2007 | Business


Arva Rice

Subprime lending institutions targeted low income people by selling them the promise of the American Dream, complete with a house and white picket fence. Yet, it pulled the rug out from under them.

Critics: Bush's Mortgage Bailout Plan Helps Too Few, Panders To Banks

New York Times | Edmund L. Andrews | Posted 12.07.2007 | Business


At least one thing is clear about President Bush's plan to help people trapped by the mortgage meltdown: it is an industry-led plan, not a government ...


 

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