U.S. and state regulators ordered Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase
to collectively pay $35.7 million on Thursday to settle charges that
they participated in an illegal marketing kickback scheme with a
now-defunct title company.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Maryland Attorney General's Office ordered Wells Fargo to pay a $24 million penalty plus another $11.1 million in redress to consumers. JP Morgan will pay a $600,000 penalty, plus another $300,000 in redress, the CFPB said.
Read more: U.S. Fines Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Over 'illegal Mortgage Kickbacks' - Business Insider
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Maryland Attorney General's Office ordered Wells Fargo to pay a $24 million penalty plus another $11.1 million in redress to consumers. JP Morgan will pay a $600,000 penalty, plus another $300,000 in redress, the CFPB said.
Read more: U.S. Fines Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Over 'illegal Mortgage Kickbacks' - Business Insider
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