IMO, I don't think that WMI is in the position to take possession of that much physical assets. And, I don't think that they want them. Because, IMO, I don't believe that they'll ever go back into the bank industry or banking platform. I don't think that it's the strategy of the holding company to have that kind of assets. I think their planning on only liquid kind. That is why I don't believe that the trial would ever center around returning the physical assets. They just want the monetary value of those assets. Also, as JPMC is wisely doing, they are liquidating those assets themselves as it then becomes harder to track the valuation of those assets. The longer this goes on, the more WMI will be forced to argue what's the "speculative" value of those lost assets. It gets really hard to prove "Damages" if each side has to start dragging in experts to give "speculative" value of the sold property. IMO, that is why WMI has been trying to settle ASAP to prevent the "Damages" quagmire that could arise.
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