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Poetic Justice in NetBank Implosion
It hasn't got a lot of headlines, but the US has now officially suffered its biggest bank failure since 1993. NetBank had $2.5 billion in assets, and somehow contrived to lose more than $200 million in 2006. Deposits were insured up to the FDIC ceiling of $100,000, and ING Direct is buying $1.5 billion in deposits for $14 million, which works out at about $1,000 per new customer.
Of course, there's always going to be someone with more than $100,000 in deposits. But in this case it's hard to feel a huge amount of sympathy:
Applied Cognetics, a software development and online marketing firm based in Brooklyn, N.Y., has about $1 million in deposits in NetBank...
NetBank customers with accounts exceeding the FDIC limit will become creditors in NetBank's receivership, the FDIC said Friday...
Applied Cognetics bills itself as a one-stop shop for online lead generation and Internet development.
Colthrust and his team - who formed the company after a subprime mortgage lender where they worked was sold - have built the 10-employee company's sales to more than $10 million since it was founded in 2000. Ironically, given that lenders' catering to subprime borrowers have led to a spike in home loan defaults, subprime lead generation software is among the services Applied Cognetics sells.
So Colthrust started a subprime lender, sold it, and then used the proceeds to start a company finding leads for other subprime lenders. He also put all his money in NetBank, which promptly went belly-up in the subprime meltdown. There's some kind of poetic justice there, I think.
It hasn't got a lot of headlines, but the US has now officially suffered its biggest bank failure since 1993. NetBank had $2.5 billion in assets, and somehow contrived to lose more than $200 million in 2006. Deposits were insured up to the FDIC ceiling of $100,000, and ING Direct is buying $1.5 billion in deposits for $14 million, which works out at about $1,000 per new customer.
Of course, there's always going to be someone with more than $100,000 in deposits. But in this case it's hard to feel a huge amount of sympathy:
Applied Cognetics, a software development and online marketing firm based in Brooklyn, N.Y., has about $1 million in deposits in NetBank...
NetBank customers with accounts exceeding the FDIC limit will become creditors in NetBank's receivership, the FDIC said Friday...
Applied Cognetics bills itself as a one-stop shop for online lead generation and Internet development.
Colthrust and his team - who formed the company after a subprime mortgage lender where they worked was sold - have built the 10-employee company's sales to more than $10 million since it was founded in 2000. Ironically, given that lenders' catering to subprime borrowers have led to a spike in home loan defaults, subprime lead generation software is among the services Applied Cognetics sells.
So Colthrust started a subprime lender, sold it, and then used the proceeds to start a company finding leads for other subprime lenders. He also put all his money in NetBank, which promptly went belly-up in the subprime meltdown. There's some kind of poetic justice there, I think.
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per dire...
ieri l'AD di Citigroup (corretto errore) dice che la trimestrale è disappointing
ma solo per il mese di agosto, già settembre è ok
e poi UBS licenzia 1500 persone
azzzo vè, se fossi uno di quei 1500 , ad essere licenziato solo per un temporaneo flop ...
ma vaaaaaaaaaaaaaa....
e quell'altra...
'ossidazione' dell'oro alla BoE ....
ma alle elementari, hanno studiato un pò di chimica?
lo ricordo ancora ... l'oro è duttilie, malleabile e non si lega con l'ossigeno
ma vaaaaaaaaaaaaa....
te le raccontano che NON sembrano vere
ieri l'AD di Citigroup (corretto errore) dice che la trimestrale è disappointing
ma solo per il mese di agosto, già settembre è ok
e poi UBS licenzia 1500 persone
azzzo vè, se fossi uno di quei 1500 , ad essere licenziato solo per un temporaneo flop ...
ma vaaaaaaaaaaaaaa....
e quell'altra...
'ossidazione' dell'oro alla BoE ....
ma alle elementari, hanno studiato un pò di chimica?
lo ricordo ancora ... l'oro è duttilie, malleabile e non si lega con l'ossigeno
ma vaaaaaaaaaaaaa....
te le raccontano che NON sembrano vere
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