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JP Morgan Pays out USD1.3 Billion for Missold Mortgages
Mon, 24 Oct 2011
JPMorgan Chase and Co. has revealed that is has an expenses bill of 1.3 billion dollars relating to mis-sold mortgages and foreclosures in its third quarter.

This increases the bill for the five most sizeable mortgage lenders since 2007 to nearly $69 billion.

JPMorgan, the largest American bank going by assets, put aside $314 million for buying back mis-sold mortgages and incurred $1 billion in litigation costs, says its report dated Oct. 13.

This brought the bank's total costs to $17.6 billion, as per data compiled by Bloomberg.

Costs are piling up as investors, borrowers and states accuse banks of mis-selling mortgages and improper foreclosures.

The total may even top $120 billion as mortgage buyers such as Fannie Mae become more aggressive.
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