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Aurora Bank was a federal savings bank (FSB) headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, established in 1921 under the name Delaware Savings And Loan Association. It reorganized as an FSB in 1988 and became a subsidiary of Lehman Brothers in 1999, renamed as Lehman Brothers Bank. The bank spearheaded Lehman's mortgage loan business while continuing to offer retail deposit accounts.

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rdfs:label	Aurora Bank (en)
rdfs:comment	Aurora Bank was a federal savings bank (FSB) headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, established in 1921 under the name Delaware Savings And Loan Association. It reorganized as an FSB in 1988 and became a subsidiary of Lehman Brothers in 1999, renamed as Lehman Brothers Bank. The bank spearheaded Lehman's mortgage loan business while continuing to offer retail deposit accounts. (en)
foaf:name	Aurora Bank (en)
name	Aurora Bank (en)
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location	Wilmington, Delaware
dcterms:subject	Banks disestablished in 2013 American companies disestablished in 2020 Banks established in 1921 Lehman Brothers Mortgage lenders of the United States American companies established in 1921 Companies based in Wilmington, Delaware 1921 establishments in Delaware 2020 disestablishments in Colorado Banks based in Delaware
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Mortgage loan Delaware Banks disestablished in 2013 Colorado Office of Thrift Supervision Mortgage Mr. Cooper Lehman Brothers Littleton, Colorado Loan origination American companies disestablished in 2020 Wilmington, Delaware Banks established in 1921 Bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers Federal savings bank Lehman Brothers Mortgage lenders of the United States American companies established in 1921 Companies based in Wilmington, Delaware 1921 establishments in Delaware 2020 disestablishments in Colorado Banks based in Delaware Financial capital Financial services New York Community Bank Service (economics) Chapter 11 Banking Retail banking dbr:Commercial_Services
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defunct	2013 (xsd:integer) 2020 (xsd:integer)
fate	Chapter 11 liquidation (en)
foundation	Wilmington, Delaware (en)
industry	Financial services Banking
location	Brandywine Building, 1000 West Street, Wilmington, Delaware, U.S. (en)
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num employees	1900 (xsd:integer)
parent	Lehman Brothers
products	Mortgage loan Service (economics) Retail banking dbr:Commercial_Services
has abstract	Aurora Bank was a federal savings bank (FSB) headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware, established in 1921 under the name Delaware Savings And Loan Association. It reorganized as an FSB in 1988 and became a subsidiary of Lehman Brothers in 1999, renamed as Lehman Brothers Bank. The bank spearheaded Lehman's mortgage loan business while continuing to offer retail deposit accounts. After the 2008 failure of its parent company the bank continued to operate, but its capital position deteriorated rapidly due to deposit withdrawals. The Office of Thrift Supervision imposed special restrictions on its business and the Lehman bankruptcy estate invested hundreds of millions of dollars to prevent its failure. It changed its name to Aurora Bank and, in 2012, exited the banking business by selling most assets and insured deposits to New York Community Bank and most loan servicing interests to Nationstar Mortgage and Selene Finance. The following year it relinquished its banking charter and relocated to Littleton, Colorado. The company remained a party in litigation relating to its loan origination practices under Lehman Brothers, and in 2018 it paid a $41 million civil penalty to the federal government to settle claims that it had misrepresented the quality of its loans. It entered liquidation in September 2020. (en)

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