Yes, this is bankability question distilled to its essence.
September 24, 2026 at 4:39 PM
Yes, this is bankability question distilled to its essence.
And of course a huge piece of Costner's bankability that allowed him to make those was from ROBIN HOOD PRINCE OF THIEVES which sucks and has to be the least remembered movie in my lifetime to be the #2 movie in the domestic box office for a year
July 7, 2024 at 10:52 PM
And of course a huge piece of Costner's bankability that allowed him to make those was from ROBIN HOOD PRINCE OF THIEVES which sucks and has to be the least remembered movie in my lifetime to be the #2 movie in the domestic box office for a year
The Highest-Paid Actors Of 2025
The Highest-Paid Actors Of 2025
Adam Sandler continues to laugh all the way to bankability as Hollywood’s top earner. And the youngest-ever newcomer joins the salary A-List this year along with an actress who came out of retirement.
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March 14, 2026 at 1:22 PM
The Highest-Paid Actors Of 2025
"Regulatory and bankability challenges also threaten projects and, according to Reynolds, are already delaying the gas and LNG development plans across the two countries. "
Bankability.
There is it.
Solar plus storage is much cheaper.
Bankability.
There is it.
Solar plus storage is much cheaper.
Gas Turbine Shortage in Vietnam and the Philippines
Project delays, exacerbated by global gas turbine shortages, give clear market signals to prioritise renewables and battery storage.
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November 10, 2025 at 3:08 PM
"Regulatory and bankability challenges also threaten projects and, according to Reynolds, are already delaying the gas and LNG development plans across the two countries. "
Bankability.
There is it.
Solar plus storage is much cheaper.
Bankability.
There is it.
Solar plus storage is much cheaper.
I hope that well-meaning people who aren't covering their ears and singing "LA LA LA LA LA" are at least now sufficiently apprised of the risks. what they wish to do with their lives, their time, and their bankability is up to them, but I hope at least they now know what dice they're rolling with
May 29, 2025 at 2:32 PM
I hope that well-meaning people who aren't covering their ears and singing "LA LA LA LA LA" are at least now sufficiently apprised of the risks. what they wish to do with their lives, their time, and their bankability is up to them, but I hope at least they now know what dice they're rolling with
It’s up to festivals, promoters, agents, managers and labels to commit to not using Spotify as a metric for measuring the bankability of artists. Until then, yes, the entire music industry has been co-opted by a Rogan funding war machine
July 2, 2025 at 7:36 PM
It’s up to festivals, promoters, agents, managers and labels to commit to not using Spotify as a metric for measuring the bankability of artists. Until then, yes, the entire music industry has been co-opted by a Rogan funding war machine
That’s not a neutral review for the government.
That’s S&P warning of a looming huge financial and infrastructural deficit underlying New Zealand’s future bankability on international markets.
And sheeting it home to the government‘s policies.
All = the government’s credit rating is on notice.
That’s S&P warning of a looming huge financial and infrastructural deficit underlying New Zealand’s future bankability on international markets.
And sheeting it home to the government‘s policies.
All = the government’s credit rating is on notice.
I can't believe that woke Standard & Poors has come out warning that rates capping will worsen financial strains on local government.
"Either way, councils may postpone essential investments or be driven to borrow more."
"Either way, councils may postpone essential investments or be driven to borrow more."
March 30, 2026 at 6:26 AM
That’s not a neutral review for the government.
That’s S&P warning of a looming huge financial and infrastructural deficit underlying New Zealand’s future bankability on international markets.
And sheeting it home to the government‘s policies.
All = the government’s credit rating is on notice.
That’s S&P warning of a looming huge financial and infrastructural deficit underlying New Zealand’s future bankability on international markets.
And sheeting it home to the government‘s policies.
All = the government’s credit rating is on notice.
"He has a dedicated fanbase with his 30 Seconds to Mars fans, thats built in ticket sales"
Well how much market power do they have if every movie he's in still fucking flops? They're either not buying tickets or they're so insignificant that it shouldn't be factored into his bankability
Well how much market power do they have if every movie he's in still fucking flops? They're either not buying tickets or they're so insignificant that it shouldn't be factored into his bankability
June 15, 2026 at 3:14 PM
"He has a dedicated fanbase with his 30 Seconds to Mars fans, thats built in ticket sales"
Well how much market power do they have if every movie he's in still fucking flops? They're either not buying tickets or they're so insignificant that it shouldn't be factored into his bankability
Well how much market power do they have if every movie he's in still fucking flops? They're either not buying tickets or they're so insignificant that it shouldn't be factored into his bankability
This is real "my bankability depends on my willful ignorance" straight white male energy coming from Turner here.
August 7, 2026 at 3:06 PM
This is real "my bankability depends on my willful ignorance" straight white male energy coming from Turner here.
Also, I think he knows that his future finances depend on the right wing gravy train, and if he chickens out, he reduces his notoriety/bankability.
September 12, 2024 at 8:39 PM
Also, I think he knows that his future finances depend on the right wing gravy train, and if he chickens out, he reduces his notoriety/bankability.
the ones that pissed me off were the drug dealers who would send up the tube absolutely stuffed to the brim with small bills that reeked of weed (fine, who cares) for deposit to a seattle-domiciled minor savings account (not cool! don’t ruin your child’s bankability before they can walk!)
May 30, 2025 at 12:25 AM
the ones that pissed me off were the drug dealers who would send up the tube absolutely stuffed to the brim with small bills that reeked of weed (fine, who cares) for deposit to a seattle-domiciled minor savings account (not cool! don’t ruin your child’s bankability before they can walk!)
Jared Leto has something. It isn't talent. It isn't charisma. It isn'nt box office draw. But he has something that gets him in movies.
And if it's not talent, or bankability, it must be dirt.
Dude makes Shia LaBoeuff look bankable.
And if it's not talent, or bankability, it must be dirt.
Dude makes Shia LaBoeuff look bankable.
I continue to suspect that Jared Leto has dirt on many people in the film industry.
It is literally the only reason I can think of as to why he is cast as a lead or a significant role so often.
I wanted to see Tron:Ares... then I saw the sex pest in the lead.
Then I heard the soundtrack.
All bad
It is literally the only reason I can think of as to why he is cast as a lead or a significant role so often.
I wanted to see Tron:Ares... then I saw the sex pest in the lead.
Then I heard the soundtrack.
All bad
‘TRON: ARES’ has earned $14.3M in its opening day at the domestic box office.
For comparison, ‘MORBIUS’ opened to $17.3M.
For comparison, ‘MORBIUS’ opened to $17.3M.
October 11, 2025 at 5:35 PM
Jared Leto has something. It isn't talent. It isn't charisma. It isn'nt box office draw. But he has something that gets him in movies.
And if it's not talent, or bankability, it must be dirt.
Dude makes Shia LaBoeuff look bankable.
And if it's not talent, or bankability, it must be dirt.
Dude makes Shia LaBoeuff look bankable.
Banks have been slow to increase green lending and continue to finance high-GHG-emitting activities. Why? Based on 88 interviews, in our new @trace working paper, we argue that there are three main reasons: bankability, business model, and regulations. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
The green banking gap: how bankability, business models, and regulations challenge banks' decarbonisation
Banks have been slow to increase green lending while they continue to finance high-GHG-emitting activities, a phenomenon we call the "green banking gap&quo
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May 19, 2025 at 7:32 AM
Banks have been slow to increase green lending and continue to finance high-GHG-emitting activities. Why? Based on 88 interviews, in our new @trace working paper, we argue that there are three main reasons: bankability, business model, and regulations. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
"Charge point operators and investors love this bankability and have responded in kind.
This is how state aid should work"
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This is how state aid should work"
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October 7, 2025 at 10:25 AM
"Charge point operators and investors love this bankability and have responded in kind.
This is how state aid should work"
#alwaysbecharging www.linkedin.com/posts/activi...
This is how state aid should work"
#alwaysbecharging www.linkedin.com/posts/activi...
Gal is a terrible actress who has never been in a successful film where she wasn’t playing Wonder Woman, so I’m not sure why her bankability isn’t being called into question…
March 25, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Gal is a terrible actress who has never been in a successful film where she wasn’t playing Wonder Woman, so I’m not sure why her bankability isn’t being called into question…
Why should these loan programs focus on railroad electrification and transit automation?
"There is a clear bankability logic: they improve service (and thus ridership and fare revenue) while reducing operational costs."
"There is a clear bankability logic: they improve service (and thus ridership and fare revenue) while reducing operational costs."
New report from @jmooreotto.bsky.social on using RRIF and TIFIA to provide a stable source of capital funding for rail electrification and automation projects!
Shifting off discretionary grants is one step towards helping agencies build long-term capacity.
publicenterprise.org/report/the-t...
Shifting off discretionary grants is one step towards helping agencies build long-term capacity.
publicenterprise.org/report/the-t...
The Transit Infrastructure Lottery
Read the full report here.
Executive summary
Federal transportation investment in the United States suffers from both a quantity problem and a quality problem.
The quantity problem is much-d...
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August 7, 2026 at 3:26 PM
Why should these loan programs focus on railroad electrification and transit automation?
"There is a clear bankability logic: they improve service (and thus ridership and fare revenue) while reducing operational costs."
"There is a clear bankability logic: they improve service (and thus ridership and fare revenue) while reducing operational costs."
"„Fuckability“ und „Bankability“ sind zwei Kategorien, nach denen Schauspieler:innen besetzt werden. Das sind in der Filmbranche feststehende Begriffe. Die Bankability entscheidet darüber, wie gut du an der Kinokasse performst." (€)
„Meine Film-Agentur hat mich mit 45 rausgeschmissen“: Gesine Cukrowski und Margarita Breitkreiz zur Bewertung von Schauspielerinnen
„Fuckable, bankable“ – für Schauspielerinnen gelten knallharte Kategorien. Zwei von ihnen wehren sich mit einem Theaterstück in der Volksbühne dagegen, dass ältere Frauen in den Medien unsichtbar werd...
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May 7, 2026 at 7:34 AM
"„Fuckability“ und „Bankability“ sind zwei Kategorien, nach denen Schauspieler:innen besetzt werden. Das sind in der Filmbranche feststehende Begriffe. Die Bankability entscheidet darüber, wie gut du an der Kinokasse performst." (€)
I worked on budgeting products for consumers, at the bottom edge of bankability and the under banked. I know all about the challenges here. I also got a ton of research showing how non-prescriptiviely giving them money has shockingly positive outcomes.
September 18, 2026 at 4:26 PM
I worked on budgeting products for consumers, at the bottom edge of bankability and the under banked. I know all about the challenges here. I also got a ton of research showing how non-prescriptiviely giving them money has shockingly positive outcomes.
“Bankability” of critical minerals is in the eye of three beholders — investors (returns), users (low prices), and governments (security). You can’t optimize all three at once. That tension will shape the future of ex-China supply chains.
My latest for @piie.com.
My latest for @piie.com.
"Bankability" of critical minerals is in the eye of three beholders
“Bankability” has become a buzzword in US critical mineral discussions, appearing in many official and scholarly publications[1] and reflecting concerns that investments to produce these minerals requ...
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February 26, 2026 at 4:30 PM
“Bankability” of critical minerals is in the eye of three beholders — investors (returns), users (low prices), and governments (security). You can’t optimize all three at once. That tension will shape the future of ex-China supply chains.
My latest for @piie.com.
My latest for @piie.com.
Yeah. I mean, they could have "introduced" a lesser known star into the role and not worried about bankability, yet here we are.
November 22, 2023 at 9:51 PM
Yeah. I mean, they could have "introduced" a lesser known star into the role and not worried about bankability, yet here we are.
Our #policy #paper has just been published: "Financing the #green #transition: Increasing #bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding 'never bankable' activities". We ask: Why does a large green financing gap persist? What policies do we need to change it: www.uni-wh.de/en/your-camp...
[tra:ce] Policy Report
Financing the green transition: Increasing bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding ‘never bankable’ activities
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July 3, 2025 at 6:01 AM
Our #policy #paper has just been published: "Financing the #green #transition: Increasing #bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding 'never bankable' activities". We ask: Why does a large green financing gap persist? What policies do we need to change it: www.uni-wh.de/en/your-camp...
That’s not a bad thing because it gives line of sight but on a tech that is that far out, it doesn’t create the bankability that you see in a more mature technology.
April 8, 2026 at 3:22 PM
That’s not a bad thing because it gives line of sight but on a tech that is that far out, it doesn’t create the bankability that you see in a more mature technology.
Should they? Absolutely! “Profit with Purpose” is smart business. Inclusive banking isn’t charity—it’s a growth strategy. BankAbility will be able to help banks turn accessibility into a competitive edge, boosting retention & serving underserved markets.
#AXSChat #BankAbility #WeAreBillionStrong
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March 4, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Should they? Absolutely! “Profit with Purpose” is smart business. Inclusive banking isn’t charity—it’s a growth strategy. BankAbility will be able to help banks turn accessibility into a competitive edge, boosting retention & serving underserved markets.
#AXSChat #BankAbility #WeAreBillionStrong
#AXSChat #BankAbility #WeAreBillionStrong
We are thrilled to announce the public #launch of our #policy #paper: "Financing the #green #transition: Increasing #bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding 'never bankable' activities" @ioew.bsky.social Monday 30.06.2025, 11:00 (CET) www.uni-wh.de/die-finanzie...
June 12, 2025 at 8:30 AM
We are thrilled to announce the public #launch of our #policy #paper: "Financing the #green #transition: Increasing #bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding 'never bankable' activities" @ioew.bsky.social Monday 30.06.2025, 11:00 (CET) www.uni-wh.de/die-finanzie...