Bank CEO charged with approving Manafort’s risky loan to get role in Trump administration

Stephen Calk leaves Federal court in New York Thursday. Calk is charged in New York with issuing loans to win a role in U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration has pleaded not guilty.

Bank CEO Stephen M. Calk Charged With Corruptly Soliciting A presidential administration position In Exchange For Approving $16 Million In Loans. bribery for corruptly using his position as the head of a federally insured bank to issue millions of dollars in high-risk loans to a borrower in.

Bank sped up Manafort loan approval as CEO sought trump cabinet job: witness. manafort later asked the incoming administration to consider tapping Calk for secretary of the Army, according to testimony earlier in the week. Calk, a retired Army officer and helicopter pilot, did not get any post in the administration, although he was named to a Trump campaign advisory panel in August 2016.

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 · A bank CEO has been accused of approving millions of dollars in high-risk mortgage loans in an attempt to land a job in the administration of President Donald Trump.

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FILE – In this May 23, 2018, file photo, Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman, leaves the Federal District Court after a hearing in washington. federal prosecutors have charged banker Stephen M. Calk, with trying to buy himself a role in President Donald Trump’s administration by making risky loans Manafort.

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That loan was the largest ever issued by the bank, and a subsequent loan to Manafort of $6.5 million was the second largest. (They were preceded by negotiations for a third loan, which in the end was not granted.) calk told Manafort he wanted a position in the administration of then president-elect Trump, as well as inauguration tickets.

 · Bank CEO charged with trying to trade loans for Trump post. Authorities said Stephen M. Calk committed the crime while serving as CEO of The Federal Savings Bank, a small bank headquartered in Chicago