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Four Years After Reaching Deal With Regulators, Six Banks Still Haven’t Fixed Foreclosure Problems

Four Years After Reaching Deal With Regulators, Six Banks Still Haven’t Fixed Foreclosure Problems

Back in 2011, several of the nation’s largest banks entered into a settlement with federal regulators that required the institutions to correct widespread foreclosure abuses that helped to trigger the housing crisis. While the agreement was revised in 2013 to make things a bit easier for the offending banks, regulators today announced that six of the lenders – including JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo – still haven’t met requirements and face new restrictions on their mortgage operations. [More]