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Lynch faces $85,000 fine in N.H.

Penalty stems from his stake in troubled Mass. mortgage lender

Peter Lynch owned 25 percent of First Call Mortgage. Peter Lynch owned 25 percent of First Call Mortgage.
By Kimberly Blanton
Globe Staff / October 9, 2008

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Peter S. Lynch, the former Fidelity Investments money manager who was once America's most famous investor, faces an $85,000 fine from New Hampshire after regulators shut down a loan company he partially owns. (Full article: 741 words)

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