David Taylor
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997 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 15 Sep
David Taylor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And if you're looking at the trillions of dollars at stake here, it just takes one company, Michael Yander, just takes one company.
It might be Oracle, it might be someone else to get into financial trouble for there to be a systemic risk.
But-
You took the words out of my mouth.
I'll just finish up with this though, that Bloomberg have been reporting on this and one of the Bloomberg analysts made an extremely good point because the presenter at the end of the show basically said, well, look, this is just a disaster waiting to happen.
He said, sort of.
What we learned from the global financial crisis is that politicians are very reluctant to see any kind of financial crisis or contagion.
So if there was to be the risk of a major tech collapse or major Wall Street collapse, Uncle Sam would move in and the US Treasury would move in.
There was the troubled asset relief program, the TARP, immediately following the global financial crisis.
And something like that, Bloomberg says, would be ushered in.
So moral hazard comes to mind.
And MJ, that's when we come full circle.
Yes.
And ASIC, the corporate regulator, has told the ABC that it's cautious about this, but that it also continues to watch the private credit market as well, which we spoke about earlier.
But Australia's corporate regulator, ASIC, is watching both private credit and this credit default swap market because it has the potential to blow up.
I laughed earlier because it's just so farcical.
We've been on this rodeo back in
in the late noughties.
And it's just, it is history repeating, but it's something that the ABC business team is going to watch very closely.
Yeah, all great questions, Carrington.
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