mark oswald is chief economist at 80, an investor services international, and he says the stock market turmoil is being driven by relaxed banking regulations . i think it's getting everybody to actually have a much closer look at some of the off balance sheet risk that some of the banks have. but some, all of the accounting practices. they have all switching things from available to sale for sale to whole to maturity. but then finding that they have a deposit run and it's the structural issues of a lot of this actually relates to some of the relaxation of banking. thank the regulations back in 2018 under the trump government, which basically has allowed people to indulge in legal practices, but ones which are not necessarily the good ones in abra sharply rising interest rate environment. and it's exposure to some of the, the worse things that we've seen in your like our check us in recent years. yes, it's not being well managed nevertheless, or i think there's 2 aspects of this one. would the swiss government ever let's credit suisse go on that and don't, let's be honest in that same t