MFIs set to default...?

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MFIs set to default...?

Post by chinesetakeaway »

A protracted shutdown in the KoW will inevitably(?) lead to defaults. Anyone tried recently to cancel a fixed deposit and get your $$$ back?
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Re: MFIs set to default...?

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AMK is Taiwan owned.
So I hope since they contained their outbreak it will survive.
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Re: MFIs set to default...?

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ABA were offering 1% extra on their term deposits yesterday. But for those who can you’re better off buying PIMCO bond at a bargain of 100. Yield is 4.5% and they only hold US government debt. Duration about 6 years. Apparently the reason for the low price is a rush to cash and a lack of underlying bonds in fund to arbitrage the opportunity.
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Re: MFIs set to default...?

Post by Phnom Poon »

Jack.R. wrote: Wed Mar 18, 2020 3:58 pm AMK is Taiwan owned.
you think they will bail it out if necessary?

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monstra mihi bona!
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