All these banks which are closed or restructured, the shareholders lose their money. The preferred creditors lose their money as if they were in a bankruptcy procedure. Do you believe and for foreign creditors, it s the same thing. In some way, yes, because the worst was a situation of crisis, developing and being denied by the people of Korea, the government of Korea. You know, some people speculate that Japan could be next.
Every crisis is a mixture of tremendous dangers and great opportunities.
Now we are trying to contain the dangers and help them to be stronger to take advantage of the opportunities. Let me tell you that Japan will not be next. Japan is a rescuer in this business. Japan will not need to be rescued. I would say that it s a crisis, it s a transition between the time of the so-called miracles, which were not miracles as a matter of fact, and a time of maturity in a globalized context.