boy that is a clueless post.
Those companies you are talking about are US investment banks with big liquidity problems and lots of issues with derivatives.
Babcock and Brown is completely different. It is a leveraged up holding company that needs to sell down some infrastructure assets.
Sure, BNB has some pretty significant problems to face, but they are quite different problems altogether from the US investment banks.
Try and post something intelligent.
BNB
babcock & brown limited
