The largest bank headquartered in Los Angeles agreed to pay $31 million for allegedly engaging in lending discrimination in what is the largest redlining settlement in Department of Justice ...

Among that total is a $20 million federal settlement with Trident Mortgage in Pennsylvania in July and a $13 million settlement with Lakeland Bank in New Jersey in September.

The Justice Department announced a $31 million settlement on Thursday with a Los Angeles-based bank over charges that it discriminated against Black and Hispanic residents by avoiding mortgage ...

Mississippi-based Trustmark Bank settled in October 2021, at a penalty of more than $5 million. Berkshire Hathaway-owned Trident Mortgage Co. agreed to pay more than $20 million in a July redlining ...