1:01:12
- (knock on door)
- Come in.
1:01:20
l thought you'd like to know
the audit's been cleared.
1:01:23
- Nick sent the papers. Everyone's happy.
- Thanks, Ron.
1:01:27
Technically we've breached SlMEX rules,
but it was just a non-transaction.
1:01:31
With any luck...
1:01:33
..the auditors won't mention it, or we may
have problems with the local regulator.
1:01:37
Sounds sensible.
1:01:39
Do you know, Nick made $10 million
doing arbitrage in a week?
1:01:44
That's about...
half a billion dollars a year.
1:01:47
The guy's a turbo arbitrageur!
1:01:49
lf he's doing that amount of business
for that amount of profit,...
1:01:53
..why don't we shut down the rest
of the bank? We're just overhead.
1:01:56
Yeah!
1:01:58
(phone rings)
1:02:07
- Hello?
- Nick,...
1:02:09
..are you avoiding me?
l've been trying you for days.
1:02:12
Sorry, Tony, it's been chaos.
1:02:14
The audit went through.
l thought you knew.
1:02:16
- lt's this SLK thing.
- lt's all been cleared up.
1:02:20
l know. What's bothering me is where
you got all the money to actually...
1:02:24
..well, pay SLK in the first place.
1:02:26
l mean, it's the equivalent of $78 million!
1:02:29
lt doesn't add up, you know.
1:02:32
lt's obvious. lt's part of the funding we've
had from you over the past few weeks.
1:02:37
Yes.
1:02:38
So, the same figure will flow back to you.
1:02:41
l see. You're saying that some of
the funding was used to pay SLK?
1:02:45
That's right, Tony.
So we'll be able to pay it back to you.
1:02:49
That'll be good. Er...
getting our funding down will be good.
1:02:52
l'm having to juggle quite a few balls.
1:02:54
We all are, Tony. Look, l've got to dash.
1:02:56
l've got company for dinner.
1:02:58
- Of course. Thanks, Nick.
- (Nick hangs up abruptly)