SEPTA, bank agree to $15M settlement over 10-year-old lawsuit

The transit agency had filed a lawsuit against a Pennsylvania bank in 2012, claiming the bank misrepresented its financial health, causing a decline in stock value that impacted the SEPTA’s retirement funds.

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SEPTA, bank agree to $15M settlement over 10-year-old lawsuit

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