Victor J. Blue | Bloomberg Vice presidents at Citigroup told the inspector general that some employees had “regularly” signed foreclosure documents without reviewing them. Unlike the other major servicers, Citi never halted foreclosure sales. In a statement, Citi said it was “making every effort to ensure that no foreclosure goes forward based on an inaccurate or defective affidavit.”

Report: Bank managers fueled foreclosure abuses

Banks » They knew of foreclosure errors but did nothing, report says.

By NELSON D. SCHWARTZ

and J.B. SILVER-GREENBERG

| The New York Times

First Published Mar 13 2012 03:54 pm • Last Updated Mar 13 2012 11:55 pm

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