savings bank: And when Manafort defaulted on the loans, the bank of which Calk is chief executive officer, the Chicago-based Federal Savings Bank, incurred a multi-million-dollar loss, according to CNN. Manafort isn't named in the indictment, but he matches the description of the borrower described in court papers, whom prosecutors describe as having been the chairman of a presidential campaign between June and August of 2016, and his dealings with Calk arose last summer at Manafort's trial in Virginia. The banker, Stephen Calk, never got any of the positions he sought in the Trump administration, including secretary of defense, secretary of the army and secretary of the treasury, according to the indictment, although as a result of Manafort's influence, Calk was interviewed for a senior role. Calk is charged with one count of financial institution bribery. Calk pleaded not guilty and was released on a 5 million personal recognizance bond on Thursday afternoon. Calk was arrested Thursday morning in Manhattan, where he was allowed to surrender, Assistant US Attorney Paul Monteleoni said in court.
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