Daming: Dad, you are really not good at governing the country

Chapter 765: Ming Bank and Lin Bank hold cross-shareholdings, mutual benefit and win-win situation f

In the solemn and dignified meeting hall, the atmosphere was relaxed and harmonious at first.

The sunlight shines through the carved window lattices and falls on everyone, giving people a warm feeling.

The key members of Daming Money House and Lin’s Money House sat together and had an in-depth discussion on cooperation matters.

The two sides exchanged views and conducted detailed negotiations on the various terms of cooperation, and their words were full of confidence and expectations for this cooperation.

The entire cooperation plan is like a carefully drawn nautical chart, which is being clearly laid out in front of everyone step by step, with each link closely connected.

Success seems to be in sight and everything is going very smoothly.

At this moment, Lind straightened up slightly.

With a confident smile on his face, he slowly proposed the suggestion of “cross-holdings between Daming Money House and Lin’s Money House”.

Linde looked focused, with a gleam in his eyes, as he elaborated in detail on the many benefits that cross-holdings would bring to the two banks.

From withstanding the unpredictable market waves, to integrating the rich resources of both parties, and then to deeply binding interests to achieve common prosperity.

He spoke eloquently as if he had seen a beautiful picture of mutual benefit and win-win.

Lin Hetang was originally listening quietly with a calm expression.

However, after hearing Lind’s proposal, his expression instantly became solemn.

His originally relaxed brows were now tightly knitted together, as if filled with thousands of thoughts.

After Lin De finished speaking, Lin Hetang finally couldn’t help but raise his objection.

He slowly stood up, his posture straight, and looked around at everyone present with a serious look.

The meeting hall suddenly became quiet, and everyone’s eyes were focused on Lind.

Lin Hetang cleared his throat, his voice steady and powerful.

From the complex and ever-changing market environment to the hidden dangers of equity disputes that may arise from cross-holdings.

Then, Lin Hetang explained the reasons for his opposition in a clear and detailed manner, considering the possible adverse effects on the independent operation of the two banks.

As he spoke, the atmosphere in the meeting hall became increasingly solemn.

The originally relaxed atmosphere was replaced by tension, and everyone fell into deep thought.

At this time, Ma Hui, the chief treasurer of Daming Bank, who was in charge of the negotiations, slowly opened his mouth to remind him: “Mr. Lin, there are at least 10 benefits to the cross-holding of Daming Bank and Lin’s Bank.

First of all, cross-holdings can significantly enhance the cooperation and alliance relationship between banks in an extremely clever way.

When the Ming Dynasty Money House and the Lin’s Money House held each other’s shares, it was like weaving a tight and tenacious network of interests between them.

The two banks were tightly bound together, forming a more closely knit community of interests.

The close relationship of interests means that when both parties look at each other’s affairs, they no longer just look at it from their own perspective, but rather from the perspective of common interests.

This naturally encourages both parties to be more proactive in business cooperation and no longer hold back.

Whether it is developing new financial business or expanding existing business scope, both parties will spare no effort to work together.

When it comes to resource sharing, people will become more unreserved.

Technical resources, human resources, and information resources will flow smoothly between the two banks, greatly improving the stability and long-term nature of the cooperation. Just like two giant ships sailing in the sea of ​​commerce, they are tightly connected by the strong rope of cross-holdings to jointly withstand the wind and waves and move steadily towards their long-term goals.

Secondly, cross-holdings are of great significance in improving the market competitiveness of money houses.

Lin’s Money House has always been seeking breakthroughs and development. Through cross-holdings with Ming Money House, it can cleverly leverage its close ties with the imperial court to gain technological advantages.

The advanced financial technology and management experience accumulated by Daming Money House over a long period of time can inject fresh vitality into Lin’s Money House and help it improve its operational efficiency.

At the same time, the well-known brand of Daming Money House in the market can also bring higher visibility and credibility to Lin’s Money House and attract more customers.

Furthermore, the extensive and in-depth channel network of Daming Money House allows Lin’s Money House to extend its business reach to a wider market area.

Achieve perfect complementarity of resources and effectively expand market share.

This is like giving wings to the Lin family bank, allowing it to fly higher and farther in the fiercely competitive market.

Most importantly, cross-holdings are like a solid foundation that can greatly enhance the financial stability of the money house.

In the volatile market environment, stock price fluctuations are commonplace.

When the market experiences large fluctuations, banks with cross-holdings become like close comrades-in-arms, able to support and aid each other.

If the stock price of one party falls due to market shocks, the other party can take a series of measures to alleviate the pressure caused by the falling stock price based on its own financial strength and resource advantages.

For example: stabilizing the share price by increasing shareholdings, or providing financial support to alleviate financial difficulties.

At the same time, through mutual holding of equity, Lin’s Bank can optimize and adjust its own asset-liability structure.

Investing part of the funds in the shares of Daming Money House can not only achieve diversified asset allocation, but also reduce financial risks to a certain extent.

This makes the entire financial system more robust, like a tall building in a storm, with a more solid foundation.

In addition, cross-holdings play a very significant role in improving the risk resistance of money houses.

In its business activities, Lin’s Money House will inevitably face industry-wide shocks or specific risks, such as sudden changes in market demand and major adjustments to policies and regulations.

At this time, the Ming Money House, which has cross-holdings with Lin’s Money House, can play a key role, providing financial assistance like timely rain to help Lin’s Money House alleviate its financial difficulties.

Or share advanced technologies to help them cope with the challenges brought about by technological changes in the industry.

Or he could use his own huge market channels to open up new market sales for the Lin’s Bank.

This will help Lin’s Money House to overcome difficulties, greatly reduce operating risks, and ensure its steady development in a complex and changing business environment.

In terms of consolidating the operating rights of money houses, cross-shareholding is undoubtedly an effective way.

When two money houses hold shares in each other, a close relationship will be formed with shares as the bond.

This connection is like a solid bridge, closely connecting two money houses that were originally unrelated in the business field, creating a good situation of coexistence, prosperity and shared benefits.

This situation is conducive to Lin’s Money House’s resistance to malicious takeovers. When external forces attempt to acquire Lin’s Money House, Daming Money House will firmly stand on the side of Lin’s Money House based on its own interests and jointly resist external threats.

Cross-holdings also help stabilize the bank’s operating rights, allowing the management of Lin’s bank to focus more on bank operations without having to worry too much about sudden changes in operating rights. “

After a brief pause, Ma Hui turned his gaze to Lin Hetang, who had raised objections, and his eyes gradually became deeper. (End of this chapter)