Another day, another banking plan, this one from two senior partners at McKinsey and Company, which may be the most influential company you may never have heard of.The authors recognize the toxic-asset pricing problem: If the government buys them at market value, the banks become insolvent instantly; if the government pays book value, it is paying a massive subsidy. They also recognize the rough scale of the problem, predicting another $1 trillion in writedowns. And here’s the proposal:
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