RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Just Make a Simple CallLet's not confuse business lending with investment banking and or fund management. RBC is earning 1.5% over their prime rates and libor +3% on the US lending. The deal was done within the business lending Division. They don't go over to the investment side and for some endorsement to go lower for a back scratch later. Expecting more than conspiracies from the seasoned investors here. GL DD
PruneFace wrote:
I'm pretty sure BUS would have to disclose any placement of shares or arrangement/option as it would be material. Perhaps RBC has bought on the open market, especially with this pullback, but I anticipate a placement to an RBC fund at some point for 'helping' BUS with the line of credit. Now would be an ideal time, at these levels or lower. You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours.