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To: ridesthemiles

Jim Rickards
@JamesGRickards
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Master Class: Many (not all) depositors at SVB were also loan customers. That’s “relationship banking.” Their owners can file bankruptcy, wipe out loans, wait for partial recovery of deposits, and pocket a nice profit. One of the unintended consequences of new “bail-in” rules.

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11 posted on 03/12/2023 9:19:10 AM PDT by Rusty0604 (Desperately looking for new conspiracy theories as all the old ones have come true)
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To: Rusty0604
At best, Rickards hasn’t thought everything through. At worst, he’s a moron.

If these SVB depositors/loan customers start filing for bankruptcy and stop making payments on the loans, then SVB’s custodians will have to start writing off the value of those loans on the books — which means its balance sheet is eroded even further.

The scenario Rickards has proposed there sounds like a sure way to guarantee that no depositor gets a penny more than their FDIC-insured $250,000 back.

Word to the Wise … Listening to ideas related to complex issues that are posted in a 280-character Twitter message is likely to make you mentally retarded.

38 posted on 03/12/2023 10:54:11 AM PDT by Alberta's Child
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