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6/30/2010Former FDIC Employee Fined for Leaking Financial Datahtml
6/16/2010Former Chairman of Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Indicted for His Role in a More Than $1.9 Billion Fraud Scheme That Contributed to the Failure of Colonial Bankhtml
5/21/2010Ohio Man Sentenced for Making False Statements on Loan Applicationhtml
5/14/2010Former Bank Vice President Sentenced to Prison for Hiding Facts in Bank Audithtml
5/11/2010Former Nashville Resident Sentenced to 51 Months in Prison for $2.7 Million Bank Fraudhtml
5/7/2010Two Former Bank Executives and Hotel Developer Charged with Frauds Relating to the collapse of $1 Billion Atlanta Bankhtml
4/20/2010Oregon, Illinois Woman Charged with Embezzling More Than $32,000 from Former Rock River Bankhtml
4/19/2010Two Men Indicted in Alleged $56 Million Bank Fraud Involving Two Residential Developments in Downtown Loophtml
4/16/2010Mission Attorney Indicted for Fraud and Theft of an Employee Benefit Planhtml
4/14/2010Federal Jury Convicts Amerifirst Executive in Securities Fraud Scheme that Targeted Senior Citizenshtml
4/2/2010Former FDIC Employee Admits Leaking Financial Datahtml
4/1/2010East Point Man Sentenced in Mortgage & Bankruptcy Fraud Related to Loans Funded by Failed Bankhtml
3/29/2010Pamrapo Savings Bank of New Jersey Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Bank Secrecy Act Violations and Forfeits $5 Millionhtml
3/26/2010Largo Man Charged in $53 Million Ponzi-Type Fraud Schemehtml
3/15/2010Manhattan U.S. Attorney Charges Former President of The Park Avenue Bank with Self-Dealing, Bank Bribery, Embezzlement of Bank Funds, and Fraudhtml
3/11/2010Two Former Wildwood Industries Employees, Accountant Enter Guilty Pleas in Fraud Conspiracyhtml
The Office of Inspector General (OIG) partners with U.S. Attorneys’ Offices throughout the country in bringing to justice individuals who have defrauded the FDIC or financial institutions within the jurisdiction of the FDIC, or criminally impeded the FDIC’s examination and resolution processes. These alliances with U.S. Attorneys’ Offices yield positive results. Our strong partnership has evolved from years of working together in pursuing offenders through parallel criminal and civil remedies resulting in major successes, with harsh sanctions for the offenders. Our collective efforts serve as a deterrent to others contemplating criminal activity and help maintain the public’s confidence in the nation’s financial system. We also work closely with the Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, other OIGs, state and local law enforcement officials, and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation divisions and offices as we conduct our investigative work.

The press releases on this page present the results of recent collaborative efforts with our law enforcement colleagues.
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