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Struggling Standard Federal sues over loan-servicing deal. (Standard Federal Savings Bank F.S.B.)

Baltimore Business Journal

| October 08, 1990 | Pierpoint, J.B. | COPYRIGHT 1989 Baltimore Business Publications, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Struggling Standard Federal sues over loan-servicing deal

Fighting for its fiscal life, Standard Federal Savings Bank F.S.B. is suing a California thrift in a move to stem losses from a 1988 loan-servicing deal.

Standard Federal, Maryland's third largest thrift, could face up to $1.2 million in losses in the coming year unless a federal court nullifies its loan-service agreement with First Nationwide Bank F.S.B., attorneys said.

The Gaithersburg-based savings bank already has been forced to cover $729,000 in red ink from the deal. And thrift executives are concerned that further losses could erode the thrift's capital level, which is below federal …

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