Bloomberg reports that Countrywide's President Dave Sambol won't stay after the merger goes through. Some head has to roll for the disastrous lending practices that have built up at Countrywide over the years. I guess that's what you get for "protecting the house."
Bloomberg on Sambol's exit at Countrywide:
Countrywide Financial Corp. President David Sambol, who became a target for critics of the mortgage company's loan practices and executive pay, will leave after Bank of America Corp.'s takeover instead of running the combined home lending operations as originally planned.
Barbara Desoer, Bank of America's chief technology and operations officer, will lead consumer real estate operations and Sambol is retiring, according to a statement today from the Charlotte, North Carolina
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