The way I see it for the Banks is: 1 rollover the debt and have the Chinese buy the company and receive 100% plus interest, or 2 send to Admin and get a probability of 90% getting 100% of their money back and at slightly longer period.
Overall, what are the banks worried about??? Sure they want their money back, but I would think the risk for this Syndicate is much smaller than buying shares in Citigroup that was at one stage worth USD250b+ and now is smaller than all of the 4 big banks in Australia.
The only issue I have (Other than losing a few dollars) is the CEO will walk away with his severance pay and not look back. I don't pretend to know the full disclosure requirements from ASX etc, but I think that a company like OZL should have told me some time ago - prior to the trading halt - that there is increased risk to cash flow etc.
The CEO is either in denial or doesn't care going from his interview recently. I think its time he was made accountable for his performance...But hey, what really can anyone do that is effective other than continue to complain on this forum...not much...
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