Federal regulators seize Lincoln Savings and Loan, ending Charles Keating’s systematic fraud scheme that ultimately costs taxpayers $2.3 billion—one of the costliest S&L failures in American history. The seizure comes after years of regulatory delays caused by political interference from …
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Lincoln Savings and Loan collapses the day after its parent company American Continental Corporation files bankruptcy, requiring a $3.4 billion federal bailout and leaving 23,000 mostly elderly investors with worthless bonds. The failure represents the largest single cost in the S&L crisis and …
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Charles Keating, through American Continental Corporation, purchases Lincoln Savings and Loan for $51 million. Exploiting the deregulated environment created by Garn-St Germain, Keating rapidly expands Lincoln’s assets from $1.1 billion to $5.5 billion over four years through high-risk real …
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