BNB babcock & brown limited

journos cause a run on the bank

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    Michael west, stephen Mayne, allan kohler are to blame

    they created a situation a bit similar to the old run on the banks

    banks lends out about 90% of deposits

    BNB is a bit similar in that it has $12bn of assets
    $10bn of debt
    $10bn of equity

    those journalists mentioned hyped up price covenant, questioned the model and created intense parnoia amongst investors forcing them to exit on mass.

    It was a bit like what happens when you get a run on the banks. Instead of people lining up to get their deposits, people were lined up to sell their shares.

    BNB is like a bank. Once people lose confidence in the lending policy that's the finish.

    Unless there is good reason for spreading this paranoia, I believe all those journalists and the organisations they work for should be made to account for investor loses.

 
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