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Securities

May 24, 2012

SEC's case against IndyMac officials dwindles

As one of the only government actions against mortgage bank officials headed for trial, the case of two former IndyMac Bancorp executives has been closely tracked by legal observers. There now will be less to watch.


By Ben Adlin


Daily Journal Staff Writer


LOS ANGELES - As one of the only government actions against mortgage bank officials headed for trial, the case of two former IndyMac Bancorp executives has been closely tracked by legal observers. There now will be less to watch.


A federal judge's decision to dismiss some of the claims against two former executives of the now-defunct mortgage lender significantly narrows the scope of the litigation. ...

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