Normal asset managers, when handling similar projects, would certainly strive to squeeze their own profits to satisfy investors' demands. Earning less is better than earning nothing at all, right?
In fact, 0.5% of 7.5 billion is already quite substantial. In another year or so, asset management teams from top-tier investment firms would be fighting tooth and nail for such a project.
Therefore, with the 0.5% consulting fee already secured, the easiest and most effortless approach would be to pass the cost savings from intermediaries on to Magic Capital Bank.
But Han Lie simply wouldn't do that.
When he saw an opportunity, he insisted on squeezing blood from a stone, even if he had to bear the greatest risk.
What specific advantages could Han Lie gain from this operation?
First, he forcefully carved out an additional 110 million in intermediary fees from the Jinguang project.
