Georgia banker Lance tied to big bank loans probe
The comptroller of the currency investigates Lance's banking rise from teller to president and his use of a correspondent account with Manufacturers Hanover Trust. The Georgia bank deposited 250000 dollars, later a million, amid loans and ties that may imply indirect funding of Lance. Embezzlement or misapplication by bank officers can lead to fines up to 500 dollars or five years in jail.
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