This seems pretty knee-jerk, especially given,
that the current glances that the business was probably too conservatively managed. The problem here was not holding safe assets - but the value of the government bonds depreciating dramatically because of the rising interest rates and a flush supply of higher interest rates due to massive government deficit spending. It’s also a reflection of the extremely aggressive mark to market rules that have been put in place.
You can make a very solid argument at the risk here is actually risk that was forced into these companies by the government.
You can make a very solid argument at the risk here is actually risk that was forced into these companies by the government.