blackstone code

Chapter 616

There is such a regulation in the federal government. In order to avoid fraud by federal government employees, all items that need to be auctioned will be handed over to a third-party organization for auction, such as a bank.

At the same time, the judiciary has the power to supervise the entire auction process to ensure that no other fraud appears.

In fact, not only the judiciary can entrust banks to auction something, but individuals can too.

It is impossible for Lynch to do these things by himself. He does not have experts in this field nor does he have a professional enough company. In other words, he cannot accurately calculate the specific amount of any mortgage that Mr. value, so he entrusted this work to the banking sector.

There is no need for the bank to auction these things, just let them value and keep the relevant documents and things in the bank's vault.

Ordinary people certainly cannot allow banks to do this. Banks, which seem to serve ordinary people, are actually the most dismissive of ordinary people.

While bowing to the wealthy capitalists, they are arrogant to ordinary people. Even things like "time" are clearly marked by the bank - the VIP reception.

Poor people may need to spend a whole day waiting for the people in front of them to complete their business before it is their turn, but for rich people, they can receive the most complete services provided by banks anytime and anywhere, and Lynch belongs to this level VIP.

Mr. Hebbs's people will take his property, which can be appraised, to the bank for entrusted appraisal. After the specific appraisal is over, Lynch will sign a mortgage loan contract with him, and then The federal government will lend him the money.

Is this a pit?

It is no exaggeration to say that even if Mr. Hebbs knew it was a pit, he had to jump into it.

If he jumped down, there might be a way to survive. He was betting that his method was better than Lynch's conspiracy. As long as he cleared all the 100 billion Galils now, he could get at least 2000 million federal Sol.

This value is the data he calculated by selling at a lower price. In fact, the current exchange rate of Galil to Federal Sol has not reached the level of two hundred to one, and the possibility of selling spot cash at the market price is almost zero.

When the situation in Nagalil is unclear and panic selling has already appeared, even if someone wants to "buy the bottom", they will choose to wait a little longer. After the market activity is completely extinguished, the entire foreign exchange market When Galil in the game is lifeless, fish Galil out from the bottom of the water along with the sand.

Now, they will just sit back and watch Galil completely collapse.

If you want these people to take over the offer, you must be willing to let it go, and this is precisely the reason why Mr. Hebers couldn't refuse when Lynch called out "100 billion".

According to the current international exchange rate, this is roughly equivalent to 6000 million federal sols. He broke his own legs and sold them at 2000 million... if not, 500 million. He can get back at least 2000 million. Federal Sol.

This part of the money is enough to fill most of his loopholes, and even has a slight surplus.

Even if the total income of his selling is actually less than this amount, he can only barely make up for the losses of investors, and he may have some losses, but the investors' money will not change much.

As long as investors don't have really huge losses, they will even have a "Mr. At the very least, I have to say that Mr. Herbers' ability and quality are amazing, and he is suitable for continued cooperation."

Then people will trust him more than before and invest money in him. As long as they have this money, there is still hope to make money.

So he had to grit his teeth, even knowing that it might be a trap, the reason why he had to jump with his eyes closed!

The bank appraiser would push the price to the limit, squeezing every last ounce of value out of him.

After walking out of the hotel, Mr. Hebers' demeanor changed quickly. He lost the weakness he had when he met Lynch before, and he became unexpectedly strong.

Standing in front of the car, he glanced back at the hotel behind him, as if he could penetrate the glass reflecting the bright sunlight and stare at Lynch's face.

After a while, he got into the car and left quickly.

After he returned to the place where he lived, he contacted asset management companies in various places and asked them to sort out the asset certificates as soon as possible. At the same time, he asked the housekeeper to prepare a generous gift for him, a real generous gift, and he was going to visit Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Now apart from the 100 billion in Lynch's hand, he actually has another way out, and that is the gambling agreement between him and Lynch.

As long as the Gefra people can refuse to honor Lynch's bonds, these bonds will become his property, and all losses can be made up from this batch of bonds, with a slight surplus.

Not long after, he appeared outside the house of the chancellor of the exchequer, and after a short wait, he was led into the house by the butler of the chancellor of the exchequer.

A very big house. The houses of these nobles have a history of at least 500 years, which is longer than the history of the founding of the Federation. When they were built by people, the place was not prosperous enough, so they can try their best to occupy as much land as possible. .

So much so that within a few kilometers to the left of the entire imperial palace, there are all such houses that occupy such a large area.

After waiting some twenty minutes, Mr. Hebbs saw the Chancellor, in his study.

"I'm sorry, I had an important call just now..." The chancellor explained why he didn't let Mr. Hebbs come over immediately.

He said the words of apology, but there was no sincerity in his tone of apology, as if he had found a reason casually, and there was even a hint of arrogance.

The Gefra people have always been like this. When they face other races, their arrogance will be revealed little by little.

"It doesn't matter, your things are more important than mine." Mr. Hebers put a flattering smile on his face, and then put a box that he carried with him on the table, "I heard that you like to collect some Weird things, I happen to have a very special little thing here..."

As Mr. Herbers opened the box in front of him, a colorful spot of light began to be reflected, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer's originally calm face became more moved.

Seeing the expression of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Hebbs breathed a sigh of relief, although his heart was bleeding.

"Crown's Crown!", the Chancellor of the Exchequer couldn't help but sighed, he just wanted to reach out and touch the contents of the box, but as if thinking of something, he opened the drawer, put on a thin layer of gloves, and then picked it up out of the box.

It was a crown. The main part of the crown was outlined in gold, and a total of 99 gems were inlaid, some of which were no longer produced.

Regardless of its material value, it is also of great value in terms of art, history and culture.

In addition, there are many legends related to it, such as curses or blessings, and it rarely appears in front of people's eyes, which also casts a layer of mystery on it.

In fact, in terms of price alone, its last public transaction price was not expensive, more than 100 million francs, but the problem is that no one knows who owns it, and even if they know, they may not sell it.

"It's so beautiful!", the Minister of Finance continued to praise, for a person like him, money may make him a little bit interested, but it is difficult to impress him.

Only these weird things could move him. He looked back and forth, and Mr. Hebbs didn't bother him. After more than ten minutes, he reluctantly put the crown back into the box.

"It's real, where did you get it?" The Chancellor of the Exchequer began to shift his attention from the crown to Mr. Hebbs, and he said half-jokingly, "You will pay the appraisal fee later. Give it to me, you must know that I will never appraise anything casually for others, you have to give a high price."

This seemingly joking statement is actually a kind of temptation. He knew in his heart that the purpose of Mr. Hebbs bringing this thing here could not be for him to "identify", but he asked for it, and Mr. Hebbs took the initiative to ask for it. Giving it to him will have a completely different impact on the following things.

He asked for it, which meant that he owed Mr. Herbers a big favor, and he might not be able to repay it once or twice, and he also lost his initiative.

But when Mr. Hebers offered it to him, the initiative will change, and he can even "pick and choose".

He smiled at Mr. Hebers, who didn't dare to make excuses at this time, his face was filled with a smile, "It's good if it's real, but I can't afford your appraisal fee, how about... "

"Why don't I just give it to you as a gift, I just locked it in a safe in my hands, but after giving it to you, you can let more people see it, this is also its honor!"

The Chancellor of the Exchequer had a very lively expression, smiling broadly, "This is not appropriate..."

"It's suitable, it's very suitable!" After closing the box, Mr. Hebbs actively pushed it over.

The Minister of Finance looked at the box and nodded slightly, "It's not very good to give it as a gift. If it spreads out, it will make people think it's a behind-the-scenes transaction. How about this, you make a price, and I'll buy him..."

No matter how dissatisfied Mr. Hebbs was in his heart, he could only maintain his smile at this moment, "Then just give me a dollar!"

After paying a coin, the Minister of Finance put the things away properly, and then asked slowly, "I feel a little sorry for you making a special trip for this matter..."

He looked at Mr. Hebers, and the latter smiled and said his intentions at this time, "Actually, I have one more thing to ask you..."

(End of this chapter)