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Baton Holdings agrees to $28 million fine to settle Bankrate fraud scheme
Mar 11, 2019As Bankrate’s successor in interest, Baton Holdings has agreed to pay $28 million to settle the accounting fraud charges against Bankrate. Baton admitted that former Bankrate executives inflated earnings, which led to at least $25 million in losses for shareholders, and agreed to pay a penalty and restitution to settle the case.
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Realogy appoints new chief financial officer
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The Challenges of Transitioning Between Reverse and Forward Mortgages
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Confusion reigns over whether government is backing mortgages for DACA Dreamers
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Amherst Residential continues single-family rental buying spree with $404 million deal
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Zillow slapped with $60 million lawsuit over hacked listing of Bel Air mansion
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Housing market slowdown could be good news for homebuyers
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Gateway Mortgage names new VP of agency relations
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Mortgage Tech Rundown: Tavant, CoreLogic, Floify and more
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MBA: Commercial, multifamily mortgages continue performing historically well
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