From Zero Hedge:
Kyle Bass presented us with a preview of what to expect in his monthly letter in a David Faber interview yesterday; today he delivers the full monty with his extended analysis of "shortening collateral chains" in his latest investor letter - a topic that we have been discussing broadly ever since we starting focusing on Shadow Banking two years ago (and why, as we have been pounding the table, it is the central bankers' primary prerogative to offset the collapse in the shadow banking system more than anything), and narrowly, since the realization of how tenuous the rehypothecation system is. The below analysis leads Bass to come to the one logical conclusion: "As European leaders press forward with failed attempt after failed attempt to suppress borrowing costs, control spending, reduce deficits and prop up what the markets have already told us is a broken monetary system, the data tells us that the citizens of the most troubled and profligate nations are losing confidence in the Euro dream. Trust has been lost, confidence in the system is being lost, and the ultimate consequence of this break down - sovereign defaults —are imminent. We continue to move ever closer to a great restructuring of sovereign debt."
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/presenting-kyle-bass-analysis-shortening-collateral-chains-or-gradual-evisceration-shadow-banki
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Kyle Bass on Shortening Collateral Chains; Or the Gradual Evisceration of Shadow Banking
Topics:
banking industry,
currencies,
economic fundamentals,
Europe,
IMF,
policy,
political economy
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