...would work a serious and unfair hardship on an association that has, through its skill and expertise, transformed itself into a financially strong institution...foreseeable risk to the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance corporation." -2•Istrongly support Lincoln's application and urge that it be granted." This was Alan...

...activities during this period. Among these is an endorsement by Mr. Greenspan of Lincoln Savings as a "financially strong institution that presents no...foreseeable risk to the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation" contained in a letter of February 13, 1985 to Thomas J. Sharkey, Principal Supervisory...

...Savings and Loan which he stated publicly, at exactly the worst time, that Lincoln Savings, “was a financially strong institution that presents no...foreseeable risk to the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation,” in a letter of February 13, 1985, to the principal supervisory agent of the Federal...

...Lincoln Savings and Loan which he stated publicly, at exactly the worst time, that Lincoln Savings, "was a financially strong institution that presents no...foreseeable risk to the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation," in a letter of February 13, 1985, to the principal supervisory agent of the Federal Home...

...Lincoln. In this letter Greenspan assured the regulators that under Keating's stewardship Lincoln had "transformed itself into a financially strong institution...no foreseeable risk to the Federal Savings and Loan Corporation" and hence "should be allowed to pursue new and promising direct investments." 84 For this...

...Greenspan described Lincoln Savings & Loan as “an association that has, through its skill and expertise, transformed itself into a financially strong institution...no foreseeable risk to the Federal Savings and Loan Corporation,” the depository insurance agency for the industry. 3 Greenspan, who Wall Street ultimately...

...Greenspan had written a seven-page letter stating that, under Keating's leadership, Lincoln “had transformed itself into a financially strong institution that presents no foreseeable risk” to federal regulators. He recommended that Lincoln be given an exemption that would allow them “to pursuenew...

...Francisco, Greenspan described Lincoln as "an association that has, through its skill and expertise, transformed itself into a financially strong institution...presents no foreseeable risk to the Federal Savings & Loan Corporation," the depository insurance agency for the industry. After receiving $40,000 for...