Federal raid reshapes Bright Banc thrift in Texas
Federal regulators seized control of Bright Banc Savings Association in Dallas under Bush thrift initiative. A 15-member conservator team replaced directors, setting policy for loans, branch closures, and asset resolution as the 46 billion dollar S&L system undergoes nationwide conservatorships. Bright, once a Dallas Cowboys owner and a top wealth holder, saw his stake redirected as operations continue with federal oversight.
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