Ex-North Dakota bank prez and LO sentenced to prison for bank fraud
Ex-North Dakota bank prez and LO sentenced to prison for bank fraud
Brady Torgerson engaged in deceptive banking transactions by entering false information into the bank’s computer system between 2019 and 2021
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Malone, who is based in the firm’s specialist mortgages lending division, joins after spending three years at Shawbrook Bank. He reports to the company’s head of new business Andrea Glasgow.
He is tasked with supporting the bank’s brokers in the North and Midlands, as well as structuring and packaging new applications.
The firm is a specialist bank, which provides providing asset finance, specialist mortgages and development finance as well as savings ac...
Malone, who is based in the firm’s specialist mortgages lending division, joins after spending three years at Shawbrook Bank. He reports to the company’s head of new business Andrea Glasgow.
He is tasked with supporting the bank’s brokers in the North and Midlands, as well as structuring and packaging new applications.
The firm is a specialist bank, which provides providing asset finance, specialist mortgages and development finance as well as savings ac...
Edward Bohm, a former executive of Vanguard Funding, was sentenced to two years in prison for pocketing $8.9 million from warehouse lenders.
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A federal judge in Missouri sentenced Patrick Dingle, a former construction operations manager for Zieson Construction Co., to eight years in prison without parole for false tax returns and his role in a fraud scheme that won Zieson $335 million in government contracts for which it was not eligible. The judge also ordered Dingle to forfeit $5.4 million representing his share of the profit and restitution.He is due to begin serving his sentence on Nov. 7, likely at FCI Schuylkill in ...
A federal judge in Missouri sentenced Patrick Dingle, a former construction operations manager for Zieson Construction Co., to eight years in prison without parole for false tax returns and his role in a fraud scheme that won Zieson $335 million in government contracts for which it was not eligible. The judge also ordered Dingle to forfeit $5.4 million representing his share of the profit and restitution.He is due to begin serving his sentence on Nov. 7, likely at FCI Schuylkill in ...
You're definitely familiar with conventional finance if you
already own a property that serves as your primary residence. A
conventional mortgage follows Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac criteria,
and unlike the Federal Housing Administration
(FHA), the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), or the United
States Department of Agriculture (USDA), it is not backed by the
federal government.
The standard down payment requirement for conventional financing
is 20% of the home's buying price. A down payment ...
You're definitely familiar with conventional finance if you
already own a property that serves as your primary residence. A
conventional mortgage follows Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac criteria,
and unlike the Federal Housing Administration
(FHA), the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), or the United
States Department of Agriculture (USDA), it is not backed by the
federal government.
The standard down payment requirement for conventional financing
is 20% of the home's buying price. A down payment ...
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Recognise Bank is set to benefit from £8.7m in new capital following the latest round of fundraising by the bank’s parent company City of London Group (CoLG). CoLG has raised almost £65m in investment to date as part of its plans to create a new business bank for UK small to medium enterprises (SMEs). The ...
This story continues at Recognise Bank to benefit from £8.7m capital raise
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The 53-year-old was sole trustee of the three pensions schemes which invested in Norton Motorcycles.
He was prosecuted by The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and will be forced to pay redress after a shortfall of £10m was found.
Mr Garner, of Park Lane, Castle Donington, Derby was sentenced this week to eight months ...
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He was prosecuted by The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and will be forced to pay redress after a shortfall of £10m was found.
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