The SEC has charged the CEO and chief financial officer of Franklin Bank Corp. in Houston with fraud for aggressive loan modification programs intended to hide nonperforming loans and artificially boost net income and earnings.
According to the SEC, former Franklin Bank CEO Anthony J. Nocella and J. Russell McCann, CFO, allegedly used the loan modifications during the third and fourth quarters of 2007.
The bank holding company declared bankruptcy in 2008.
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