Wednesday, August 18, 2021 10:55:34 PM
There might even be capped rates of return, with overages going to Treasury as a sort of nouveau NWS.
I recall you mentioning this in a prior post and assumed this would be the fee for the gov guarantee. However, curious if you think this could also serve to function as mechanism by which a fiduciary could gain assurance that the money used for recap wouldn’t be taken so easily.. As in, the government would take some % loss of their stake before the new money would? How else could they provide that assurance to new money without legislation?
Always look forward to the KThomp19 posts.
I recall you mentioning this in a prior post and assumed this would be the fee for the gov guarantee. However, curious if you think this could also serve to function as mechanism by which a fiduciary could gain assurance that the money used for recap wouldn’t be taken so easily.. As in, the government would take some % loss of their stake before the new money would? How else could they provide that assurance to new money without legislation?
Always look forward to the KThomp19 posts.
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