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million, largely because such investors held securities backed by the parent company rather than deposits in the federally insured institution, a distinction apparently lost on many if not most of them until it was too late. The federal government covered almost $ 3 billion of Lincoln's losses when it seized the institution. Many creditors were made whole, and the government then attempted to liquidate the seized assets through its
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Lincoln, established in Los Angeles in 1925, was acquired last year by Phoenix-based American Continental Corp. and its headquarters were moved to Irvine. The S&L has 25 branches throughout Southern California and, as of the end of last month, held $ 2.1 billion in deposits, up from $ 940 million
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When American Continental Corporation, the parent of Lincoln Savings, went bankrupt in 1989, more than 21,000 mostly elderly investors lost their life savings. Lincoln Savings was seized by federal authorities the day following American Continental's bankruptcy filing. This total came to about $ 285
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At the time of the Federal seizure on April 14, 1989, Lincoln Savings was the 42nd largest savings & loan in the country with 29 branches throughout Southern California and assets of $ 5.4 billion and deposits of $ 4.4 billion but only $ 20 million in required capital on hand instead of the
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Phoenix-based American Continental Corp., the nation's seventhlargest builder, announced Friday that it has agreed to acquire Monterey Park-based First Lincoln Financial Corp., parent of Lincoln Savings & Loan Assn., for about $ 50
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and only a quarter of its assets considered at risk. It had slow growth at best, and had shown a loss for several years until it made a profit of a few million dollars in 1983.
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supporting an application for an exemption for Lincoln to a bank board rule forbidding substantial amounts of some investments, yet the exemption was not granted to Lincoln.
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in the early 1980s, allowing them to make highly risky investments with their depositors' money, a change of which Keating took advantage.
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required $ 325 million in capital. It took two years for the RTC to liquidate Lincoln Savings. In March 1991,
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Through the early 1980s, Lincoln was a conservatively-run enterprise, with almost half its assets in
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paid the RTC $ 12.1 million for 28 offices and $ 1 billion in deposits.
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Granelli, James S. & Bates, James (March 9, 1991).
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as a California chartered savings & loan in 1925.
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Lincoln Savings and Loan Association was founded in
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(1989-11-20). 354:Rivera, Nancy (October 1, 1983). 1284: 1272: 1261: 1260: 997:Fourth National Bank of New York 681: 183:American Continental Corporation 132:American Continental Corporation 1102:Valley National Bank of Arizona 526: 512:O'Dell, John (April 15, 1989). 448:O'Dell, John (April 14, 1989). 1233:JPMorgan Chase Tower (Houston) 394: 263:the same period a year before. 177:Lincoln then became headed by 1: 982:Dime Savings Bank of New York 663:Highbridge Capital Management 238: 187:savings and loan associations 1333:Banks disestablished in 1989 972:Continental Bank & Trust 209:Resolution Trust Corporation 7: 1203:Chase Tower (Oklahoma City) 226: 52:; 99 years ago 10: 1354: 1193:Chase Tower (Indianapolis) 656:Chase Card Services Canada 158: 1256: 1243:One Chase Manhattan Plaza 1115: 929:American Savings and Loan 914: 850: 737: 699: 690: 679: 629: 151:scandal during the 1980s 125: 113: 103: 93: 83: 65: 46: 38: 30: 21: 1097:Trust Company of America 1047:National Bank of Detroit 1323:Savings and loan crisis 1213:Chase Tower (Rochester) 1198:Chase Tower (Milwaukee) 1077:Robert Fleming & Co 775:William B. Harrison Jr. 153:savings and loan crisis 1168:Chase Tower (Amarillo) 1062:New York Trust Company 290:Worth the Fighting For 71:; 35 years ago 1208:Chase Tower (Phoenix) 1183:Chase Tower (El Paso) 1173:Chase Tower (Chicago) 1092:The Manhattan Company 1082:State Bank of Chicago 1037:Manufacturers Hanover 1012:HF Ahmanson & Co. 1007:Hambrecht & Quist 790:Douglas A. Warner III 755:Junius Spencer Morgan 1178:Chase Tower (Dallas) 962:Chase Manhattan Bank 947:Bank United of Texas 765:Henry Sturgis Morgan 745:John Pierpont Morgan 713:Mary Callahan Erdoes 659:EMC Mortgage Company 1087:Texas Commerce Bank 933:Anchor Savings Bank 820:Dennis Weatherstone 673:One Equity Partners 69:April 14, 1989 18: 1248:The Qube (Detroit) 1153:383 Madison Avenue 1057:National Park Bank 1027:JP Morgan & Co 1002:Great Western Bank 977:Corn Exchange Bank 901:Phebe N. 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Index


Insolvency
Great Western Bank
Irvine, California
Charles Keating
Parent
American Continental Corporation
Irvine, California
Keating Five
savings and loan crisis
Los Angeles
home loans
Charles Keating
American Continental Corporation
savings and loan associations
deregulated
Alan Greenspan
Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco
Resolution Trust Corporation
Beverly Hills
Great Western Bank
List of largest U.S. bank failures
"El Torito Restaurants Report Profits Up 18%"
Los Angeles Times



McCain, John
Salter, Mark
Worth the Fighting For

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