National Credit Union Administration Board v. RBS Securities, Inc. et al

  1. September 27, 2016

    Royal Bank Of Scotland To Settle MBS Suits For $1.1B

    The Royal Bank of Scotland will pay the National Credit Union Administration $1.1 billion to settle legal claims over the sale of allegedly faulty mortgage-backed securities to two corporate credit unions that caused them to fail, the administration announced on Tuesday.

  2. September 02, 2016

    Jury Must Decide Timeliness In NCUA MBS Suit, Says Judge

    A federal judge in Kansas on Thursday denied opposing bids by the federal credit union regulator and two banks, including the Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC, to end litigation over $1 billion in mortgage-backed securities that felled a credit union in that state.

  3. September 12, 2013

    RBS, Others Can't Nix Credit Union Agency's $1B MBS Suit

    The Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC, Wells Fargo & Co. and others on Thursday lost their bid to ax litigation brought by the National Credit Union Administration over $1 billion in mortgage-backed securities losses, as a Kansas federal judge found the suit plausibly stated claims of offering misrepresentation.

  4. September 19, 2012

    RBS, Wells Fargo Win Timeliness Appeal In $1B MBS Suits

    A Kansas federal judge Wednesday allowed appeal of his decision to preserve mortgage-backed securities fraud lawsuits filed against Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC and Wells Fargo & Co. after a statute of limitations expired, aiming to resolve whether time extensions apply to a government conservator's claims.

  5. July 26, 2012

    RBS, Wells Fargo Can't Shake $1B Credit Union MBS Claims

    A Kansas federal judge on Tuesday mostly upheld claims against units of Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC and Wells Fargo & Co. related to about $1 billion in mortgage-backed securities losses that allegedly led to a credit union's collapse, finding the claims were timely.

  6. June 20, 2011

    JPMorgan, RBS Units Sued Over $800M In Risky MBS

    U.S. regulators sued JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Royal Bank of Scotland PLC units in Kansas on Monday, seeking to recover more than $800 million that the banks generated by selling risky mortgage-backed securities to now-failed credit unions.