If memory serves(???), RSA holds at least 2 classes of stock. One gives them voting control - something like 6 votes per share. Whether they are prefered or class B, I just don't remember off the top of my head.
Wasn't RSA one of two tranche B lenders (the $100M not guaranteed)? Seems like BofA may have been the other one. I think their $75M loan was reduced by the same overall percentage as the rest.
Thanks, PitBull. Later I looked it up - RSA owns all class A & B preferred, a big chunk of class A common, and a big chunk of class B common (that's the 20 votes per share stuff).
