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fair to other companies?free market?
tonys_theory Sure, slip in the CBDC the nefarious way... Any more blocking of journalists in Twitter anymore?
SiliconValleyBank Eurovision2023
Why? No one's too big to fall.
But the companies receiving cash support from govt scheme MUST agree to a dilution of their equity in favour of the British govt. Taxpayers must be rewarded for their largesse in providing a cash lifeboat.
Bailing out the (acquiring) banks, and socialize Scabs reckless losses.
Will the deal be structured in a way where the UK taxpayer gets a piece of the companies it’s bailing out? Seems like the only way to be palatable to the british public at a time where there is seemingly no money for NHS staff for instance.