coming up, we will speak to nick dunbar about risk management.here rick management -- was there risk management? this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: we want to welcome back all of our television viewers and radio listeners for our expanded coverage of the block trade blowout. all joining forces today like a superhero alliance. during this right now is nick dunbar, founder and editor of risky finance to talk a little more about what's going on. right to have you. there is a lot of concern as to how banks, particularly banks of this size could be caught holding the bag or at least some portion of the bag in this case. nick: pleasure to be with you tonight. it's incredible. you should have seen the emails i've been getting today from some of the employees at these banks. romaine: forward them. nick: people are really upset. we are talking about half a year worth of income and that's going to hurt everybody. there's going to be a lot of anger at the failure of risk management and a big postmortem going on. joe: low ups in the industry happen from time to t