WASHINGTON – A federal jury in Miami on Monday dismissed civil claims against an executive who once operated one of Florida's largest banks, marking the end of a long-running case that turned on ...
MIAMI – A federal jury has cleared a former bank executive of civil charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission nearly a decade ago. Monday's verdict exonerating former BankAtlantic CEO ...
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After nearly a decade of civil trials, former BankAtlantic CEO Alan Levan was cleared Monday of all charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which accused him of misleading investors ...
The chief executive of the company once known as BankAtlantic Bancorp Inc. was barred from serving as an executive or board member of any publicly traded company for two years, punishment after a jury ...
Financial executive Alan J. Levan defrauded investors at the verge of the Florida housing collapse in 2007 as head of Fort Lauderdale’s BankAtlantic Bancorp, a federal jury found Monday. The trial ...
Alan B. Levan, once one of South Florida’s top bankers, last week pointed fingers at the leaders of the federal financial world to refute charges by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that he ...
FORT LAUDERDALE (CBSMiami) — About one-third of BankAtlantic's employees will lose their jobs as early as October. The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports BB&T, which purchased BankAtlantic at the ...
The new owners of Fort Lauderdale-based BankAtlantic plan to lay off 365 people, or about one-third of the bank’s employees, between October and Feb. 1. Financial giant BB&T;, which acquired ...
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