Mr Cooper Group Inc (COOP)

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Response from FDIC today. if anyone has question for FDIC this is the person to contact [e-mail]
Note how he puts the blame on OTS in taking control of the bank even though OTS made statement before that WMB was solvent. Also note what is in Bold below.

Mr. ???????,
Thank you for your email. Please note that any further communication with FDIC regarding the Washington Mutual receivership should be directed to my attention. As stated previously by FDIC in response to your inquiry, the current status of the receivership may be found at: https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/failed-bank-list/wamu.html

Please note that several factors go into the resolution of a failed financial institution, including the liabilities of the failed bank, which, in the case of Washington Mutual Bank, greatly exceeded those previously disclosed to federal regulators. That failure to disclose liabilities, among other things, is what resulted in the Office of Thrift Supervision making the determination to close the bank, because it was insolvent. OTS, not FDIC, closed Washington Mutual Bank, because OTS was its primary federal regulator with the authority to pull its charter due to insolvency. OTS appointed FDIC as receiver for the failed bank to wind up its affairs, resolve its liabilities and liquidate its assets.

In addition, even though FDIC entered into the Purchase and Assumption Agreement with Chase, there were several assets and many liabilities excluded from the transfer from FDIC as Receiver of Washington Mutual Bank to Chase. The Receiver has been diligently resolving those assets and liabilities to the benefit of the receivership estate, and will continue to do so until the Receiver is prepared to terminate the receivership. The current dividend status may be found on the public website for the receivership. FDIC does not disclose non-public information.

Respectfully,

Aaron Moore
Counsel, Legal Division
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
1601 Bryan Street
Dallas, Texas, 75201
Office: 972-761-2464
Cell: 214-202-6139
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Subject: [EXTERNAL MESSAGE] FW: 10015 Washington Mutual Bank - Concerns Regarding Receivership





Mr. Donald Grieser,

If as you stated in letter that JPM made final payment per the P&A agreement both FDIC and JPM stole the assets of the estate as the price of 1.9 billion was far less than the assets that FDIC gave away to JPM without fair pay to the Estate.

Also if all litigation and claims are complete why does FDIC not close the receivership? What is holding up the close of receivership?

David