You told us a story about doing battle to secure unorthodox financing for a project-doing battle with your own bank. I applauded your victory, and suggested a possible reason why there might have been so much resistance from your own institution--a reason I did not invent. There is a reaction that is, at the moment, rather common in the world of banking-- a fear of the consequences of a major loss of credibility as a result of foolish and often corrupt behavior. Across the world, suggestions are being made as to how to reduce reliance on and restrain the behavior of banks.
My comment was in the nature of a question, and I would still like an answer. Why do you think they resisted your apparently very reasonable plan?

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