THE SHORT ANSWER

The FDIC’s professional-liability settlement register includes an April 20, 2015 Franklin First Financial agreement connected with IndyMac. Its listing does not alone establish the amount, full terms or an individual borrower remedy.

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Read the source: FDIC · Professional-liability settlement register

What to check in the agreement

Confirm the exact parties, release language, payment terms and covered claims in the signed document. Distinguish the FDIC’s role as receiver from a company that manages mortgage payments’s role handling your account.

Continue: Franklin First Financial: Regulatory Settlement Timeline

Avoid a name-based connection

The presence of Franklin in a settlement register does not establish that current 1st Franklin Financial Corporation was a party. Match the full legal name and transaction history.

Continue: Old Franklin First Mortgage? How to Find Your Servicer

Frequently asked questions

What was the settlement amount?

This edition does not state an amount that has not been verified from the underlying agreement.

Does the listing cancel my mortgage?

The listing alone does not establish cancellation of an individual loan.

Sources

Read the original documents and company pages behind this guide.

  1. FDIC · Professional-liability settlement register www.fdic.gov · reviewed October 16, 2026
  2. CFPB · Mortgage lender and servicer: different roles www.consumerfinance.gov · reviewed October 16, 2026
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