angelo-mozilo

"I am curiously orange"

DOJ Settles With BofA For $335 Million Over Countrywide Pushing Minorities Into Subprime Loans
By Chris Morran on December 21, 2011 4:50 PM  
Nearly four years ago, we first reported on allegations that Countrywide Financial, the failed lender that was bought by Bank of America after it collapsed, had their system set up so that non-white loan applicants were steered toward subprime loans, even if they could have qualified for a standard mortgage. Well, the wheels of justice turn remarkably slowly in Washington, DC, but today the Justice Dept. finally announced a settlement with BofA for $335 million over these allegations. More »

14 Reasons Why Countrywide Is In The Worst Company Hall Of Fame
By Chris Morran on October 15, 2010 6:01 PM  
As the news breaks that Angelo R. Mozilo, the curiously orange former CEO of Countrywide Financial, has agreed to pay millions of dollars in fines, we decided to take a walk down Countrywide's Memory Lane... which happens to be a street littered with abandoned and foreclosed houses. More »

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Bastard Ex-Countrywide CEO Must Pay $67.5 Million
By Meg Marco on October 15, 2010 5:30 PM  
Angelo R. Mozilo, former CEO of Countrywide Financial Corp, winner of the 2008 Worst Company In America award, and oddly orange-tinted bastard, has settled with the Security and Exchange Commission and will to pay fines and forfeit ill-gotten gains in excess of $67 million. More »

SEC: Countrywide CEO Called Mortgages "Toxic" Three Freaking Years Ago
By Meg Marco on June 5, 2009 6:48 PM  

—>Today, as expected, is a crappy day for former Countrywide CEO and co-founder Angelo "Orangey Orangerton" Mozilo. The SEC is suing Mr. Mozilo along with several of his colleagues, claiming that they profited from stock sales while hiding information from investors.   More »

Lawsuits: Countrywide Ex-CEO To Feel Wrath Of SEC
By Meg Marco on June 4, 2009 8:07 PM  

—>His extreme orangeness, former CEO and founder of Countrywide Home Loans Angelo Mozilo, is about to be slapped with civil fraud charges, according to the Wall Street Journal.  More »

Consumerist's Top 10 Business Debacles Of The Year 2008
By Meg Marco on December 16, 2008 10:10 PM  

—>As is our habit, we provided Ad Age with a list of our Top 10 Business Debacles of the Year. Are you ready for the pain?  More »

Countrywide CEO: "Countrywide Has Made A Positive Impact On The Country"
By Meg Marco on June 26, 2008 4:36 PM  

—>Countywide CEO Angelo Mozilo thinks his company being treated unfairly by the media according to a article in BusinessWeek. At the Countrywide annual shareholders meeting, Mr. Mozilo said:  More »

Countrywide CEO Gave Below Market Rate Loans To Senators From A Special "VIP Desk"
By Meg Marco on June 13, 2008 5:30 PM  

—>Does Angelo Mozilo spend all of his time thinking of ways to be shady? Now ABC News says that Countrywide had a special "VIP desk" that gave out below market rate loans to Senators and other politically connected people.   More »

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