The SNLs' model was seriously understrained because of the opening up of the banking system. They started taking risky bets on commercial estate and they even dealt in junk bonds. Because they were holding federally insured deposits, if they hadn't taken risks, they probably would have gone under. So they went for broke and many of them just went broke.

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