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Chapter 213(2/3)

It's just that you can't think carefully about these words. Once you think about it, you will know that he is talking nonsense.

I have to say, this is also a skill.

Abel was quite satisfied with Melio, and everything he asked this guy to do could be arranged properly.

1450 companies are all booming, and it is said that they will start to make profits next month.

He is indeed a qualified company steward.

The speech lasted for seven or eight minutes, and the atmosphere was well established. Melio glanced at Abel.

"Thank you for your hard work, Melio."

Abel stood up and took the lead in applauding. When people in the audience saw this, they naturally started to applaud along with him.

"Everyone, long time no see."

"My deputy general manager has just spoken in great detail, so I won't repeat it too much."

"Today is a money-sharing meeting."

"Everyone has the information. Do you have any questions about the amount of funds above?"

"Or, if you think there is something wrong or unreasonable, you can point it out."

Ted Lena in the audience was the first to take the lead and said with a smile: "No problem."

"no problem."

"No problem."

Everyone present knew that this meeting was more formal than practical, but it was very necessary.

The expenses of profits and management fees are clearly stated in black and white.

More importantly, after everyone sees the numbers on the document.

At this time, one or two of them were already happy in their hearts.

Including those investment banks.

They were all surprised, shocked and satisfied with the profits of Smith Capital Private Equity.

At this moment, if the person speaking was not Abel, these people would have started talking.

Abel didn't even go up to the high platform, he just stood in front of his seat, holding the microphone that Melio gave him.

"Have a look at the distribution plan. If you have no problem, sign it."

"The principal and profit will be remitted to your account before five o'clock this afternoon."

After Abel finished speaking, he sat down to talk with David, and Melio distributed the prepared contract to everyone.

There were not many people involved in the project in the conference room, a hundred people in total.

In fact, according to relevant laws in the United States, the upper limit of private equity can reach 200 people.

After all, it only has a share of 3 billion U.S. dollars, so there are more wolves and less meat.

But plus the assistants they brought over, and the employees of Smith Capital to maintain order.

There are at least two hundred people on the first floor now.

When it comes to money, you still need to check carefully to avoid loopholes in the contract.

Being careful will be beneficial to the cooperation between both parties.

"David, please announce to them what happened in issues 4, 5, and 6 later."

"That's not a matter for you to manage the funds. Do you want to announce it on the spot?"

"Of course. After all, there is a period of regret. If they decide to invest and find out the truth later, it would be bad to get angry and regret."

Abel said: "Tell them directly and clearly. Also tell them my guarantee. Whether they want to invest or not is their own business."

"Understood~"

David Mellon nodded.

While the two were talking, they suddenly noticed five or six people approaching and blocking them.

Of course it wasn't someone from FBl or ClA who came to arrest the two.

It was a few investment bank CEOs who made a special trip today, and they gathered together.

They came to look for Abel.

The first one to speak was another Wall Street bulldog with a very straight temper.

Lehman Brothers CEO Richard Fuld.

"Mr. Smith! I heard just now. The 4th, 5th, and 6th private placements of Smith Capital are about to begin."

"As a member of the board of directors of Lehman Brothers and one of the shareholders of Lehman Brothers Bank, you must not forget us!"

It was Richard Fuld who spoke first.

Philip Purcell of Morgan Stanley felt a little unhappy.

Philip Purcell also quickly said:

"Mr. Smith! Don't forget, it was Morgan Stanley who first introduced you to the board of directors!"

The last time Abel fought against Wall Street investment banks.

Morgan Stanley was the fastest pitcher and suffered the least loss.

Naturally, they were also the first company to let Abel become a member of their board of directors.

Philip Purcell is right when he says so.

David Mellon opened his mouth next to him, but finally did not dare to speak.

The general manager of Smith Capital didn't know how these Wall Street giants would react if he revealed that these three private placements were not under the jurisdiction of Abel at this time.

David thought the reaction might not be good.

He finally decided to give up.

It's better to let your "King" talk about this kind of thing.

David thought to himself.

Just when the CEOs of Merrill Lynch and Bear Stearns wanted to speak, even Paulson had the intention to speak.

Abel smiled:

"Well, Smith Capital is honored by your enthusiastic support."

"But if I am not responsible for these private placements, I wonder if you are still interested?"

"Of course I'm interested." Richard Fuld said quickly. After saying that, Bulldog felt something was wrong.

Richard Fuld looked at Abel, "What did you just say?"

"I said." Abel smiled and said: "I will not be responsible for the latest three private placements. Their quotas are only US$500 million."

"I can only guarantee that they will not cause investors to lose money. As for how much they make, that's none of my business."

This time Abel made it very clear.

The people next to me also heard it clearly.

The giants of several major investment banks looked at each other and their peers.

Paulson, who had been silent until now, suddenly said:

"If that's the case, please forgive me, Mr. Smith."

"Then these private equity funds will have to be less attractive to us."

The other giants didn't speak, but they all nodded.

Everyone came here for Abel, but Abel told them.

Abel will not be responsible for the new private placement, but will only provide a guarantee that it will not lose money.

Then for Wall Street giants like them, the appeal is almost gone.

Everyone is rushing to Smith Capital’s private placement.

Originally, I came here for the super exaggerated profits hosted by Abel.

If it's just normal Wall Street profits, then they can do it themselves.

Sometimes if you are lucky, it is not impossible to achieve more than 100% profit.

Faced with this look from these people, Abel shrugged:

"This is the situation. I have explained it directly to you. How to choose is everyone's business."

"Of course. I will continue to be responsible for the investment in the second and third phases."

Smith Capital Phase II and Phase III private placement.
To be continued...
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