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Regulator acts to cut defaults at IndyMac

By James Politi in Washington

Published: August 21 2008 03:00 | Last updated: August 21 2008 03:00

A top US banking regulator yesterday presented a new plan to modify the terms of mortgage loans at IndyMac, the California bank that collapsed last month in the largest bank failure of the mortgage crisis.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which has been running IndyMac since it was shut down by the government on July 11, said it would send 4,000 loan modification proposals to struggling borrowers this week and "thousands" more in the coming weeks.

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