Charles Bazarian Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for S&L Fraud; Also Agrees to Pay FDIC A Minimum of $2 Million

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Charles Bazarian Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for S&L Fraud; Also Agrees to Pay FDIC A Minimum of $2 Million

03/06/1990
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Corporate Authors:

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
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Miscellaneous
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PDF
Press Release Number:

PR-36-90
Release Date:

03/06/1990
Agencies Involved:

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC);Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC);United States District Court;U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD);
Bank Involved:

American Diversified Savings Bank of Costa Mesa;Consolidated Savings Bank of Irvine;Vernon Savings and Loan Association;Sunbelt Savings Association;
Fdic Employee Involved:

L. William Seidman
Other Notable People Involved:

Charles Bazarian;David Russell;
Source:

FDIC Library Collection
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urn:sha256:25bf9e07040a3b6dde181c540bd1da9991e7998bf2b1322f1b0032aa71fdc121
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