I think, Mr. Stipano, you said it, that basically the core of this issue is financial harm to borrowers because of the wrongdoing of banks, not because of just the economy moved and they were unfortunate.
Emphasizing that borrower harm stems from bank wrongdoing, not economic factors.
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