Romanian Eagle

President Wariochi, ICBC's move has benefited the people of Lviv a lot. As the mayor, I would like to express my gratitude to you.

Mayor Dove Ridge seized this opportunity to express his gratitude to ICBC for this move in front of the public.

Mr. Mayor is all about the Romanian government's concern for the people, and our bank is just following the government's footsteps.

Faced with the mayor's praise, of course, President Wariochi won't say that it was ICBC's own decision. Instead, he brought the government along, saying it was a good deed by the government. Anyway, this kind of thing is to gain real benefits for oneself, so why not do it for the government's reputation.

So under the leadership of President Wariochi Jr., the people present praised the government's concern for the people of Lviv, making people who don't know the truth think how much these people love the Romanian government.

Of course, Little Wariochi is not a loss. Lviv is the core city and transportation hub of Eastern Galicia. The financial environment here is better than most parts of the country. Except for the Bucharest branch and the Constanta branch, it is the best place here. Prospects. Otherwise, his father would not have transferred him here to increase his qualifications. Of course, he himself is very capable, otherwise he would not be able to seize the opportunity given to you.

The bustling opening ceremony passed quickly, and the industrial and commercial support loan business given by the industry and commerce. Many people present were moved. Even if they didn't come to handle the business, they could have other people in the family come. This was not a problem for them.

So in the following time, President Wariochi received business cards from many people.

President Wariochi, I'm the little Magley from the Magley family in the east of the city. This is my business card. Our family's main industry is the production of textiles. I may trouble you next, I hope you don't mind.

The well-dressed little Magrey handed his business card to the little Wariochi with both hands, and also took this opportunity to introduce himself.

The Magri family, of course I know. I knew your name when I was at the head office. When I was in Austria-Hungary, your family's textiles were sold all over the world. For an excellent company like yours, it is really good to take care of our bank. Grateful.

Yesterday, in Little Wariochi, who was familiar with the local family information in Lviv, he boasted that the other party took the business card and put it into his already somewhat thick pocket.

I didn't expect that the name of our company would be passed into your ears. Today, I mainly came here to say congratulations, so I didn't bring any business. I'll invite you to my house alone the other day, and I hope the president will not refuse.

sure.

After the little Warioche sent the little Magley away,

Immediately another guest came to him, and he immediately greeted him with a smile.

On this day, ICBC Lviv branch negotiated a lot of business. Among them, the total amount of intentional deposits amounted to 7.8 million lei, and the loan amounted to 15.72 million lei. In just one day, Wariochi became famous in Lviv and gave ICBC a firm foothold.

As the mayor of Lviv, Dovrich did not stay here but returned to the city government after attending the opening ceremony. However, before he left, he found President Wariochi Jr. and told him that he had important matters to discuss with the city government tomorrow.

The next morning, President Wariochi came to the city hall. After a briefing, Mayor Doverich personally welcomed him into his office.

Please take a seat, Captain Wariochi.

Seeing the overly polite Mr. Mayor, little Wariochi could basically guess that this man must be asking for help. But he didn't ask, instead he sat down.

After the secretary brought the coffee, Mayor Dove Ridge opened the clip. Mr. Wariochi, what do you think of Lviv?

After taking a sip of coffee, Wariochi answered the mayor's question. Lviv is a very good commercial city. Goods from all over the world can be found here with convenient transportation. And the area is also very rich in products, which is a rare good place.

After listening to the words of Little Warioch, Mayor Dovrich sighed and said: Yes, that's right. There is a railway from Poland to Kyiv, as well as a line extending from Bucharest to here, which can be said to be transportation. Very convenient. You can take the train from here no matter which direction you go.”

After talking about the advantages of transportation, Dov Liqi changed his style of painting: However, because of the reason that the two countries belonged to the two countries, the railway line became irregular. Take the railway from Kyiv to Warsaw, because it belonged to the two countries before. There are two countries, so there is a need to transfer trains between standard and Russian-made rails. This is how the huge transfer workshops outside the city arise, which is a huge waste for the transportation of goods and people, and it is not conducive to circulation.

So Your Excellency the Mayor wants to change the Russian-made railway gauge to the general railway gauge in Romania.

Little Wariochi finished what Mayor Doverich wanted to say for him.

Yes, that's what I think. As long as this way, the goods can be transported directly to various places without changing vehicles, which is very convenient.

Mayor Doverich immediately admitted and said what was in his heart.

Then can I ask, how much is your renovation budget, and how much is approved by the Ministry of Communications?

Little Wariochi immediately asked the crucial question. He knew that since Mayor Doverich told himself, this matter must have been approved by the Ministry of Transportation, and most of the matter has been discussed with the neighboring cities and counties. So you just need to ask how much it is.

We have calculated that the cost of the renovation is 24 million lei. The Ministry of Communications promised to bear half of the cost, and the other costs will be raised by our cities and counties along the way.

After listening to the words of Mayor Dovrich, little Warioqi thought for a while and felt that there are not many Russian-made railways in Lviv. As for the need to find a bank loan? So he asked curiously, So, you are transforming the railway lines in your own jurisdiction?

Little Wariochi's inquiry made Mayor Doverich say a little embarrassedly: It's not this way, but all the railway costs that need to be transformed are counted together, and the cities and counties share the cost according to their wealth.

No wonder.

After hearing the words of Mayor Doverich, Little Warioche finally knew why the mayor needed to ask him for a loan. Who can be richer than Lviv in the cities and counties along the way. So in terms of expenses, Lviv must also make a big deal. Of course, as a mayor, it is impossible to be as careless as a businessman, and Lviv is the most profitable for the transformation of the railway. He doesn't have a big head, who comes out?

Some of the little Wariochi who understood it continued to ask: So how many gaps do you have now?

Five million lei.

what!

Hearing the numbers reported by Mayor Doverich, little Wariochi couldn't help but scream.

It's not that he has little knowledge. He can take out even a one-time loan of tens of millions of lei, as long as your collateral has such a high value. Government loans are the toughest of all banks, often with delinquencies and bad debts, and they are commercial banks rather than policy banks that need to be self-sufficient and profitable institutions. If they opened their own mouths and local governments came to ICBC for such loans, then they would be able to make profits and go bankrupt (don't take the big four as European commercial banks).

Your Excellency the mayor, the amount you mentioned is too large for me to decide.

In the face of the numbers reported by Mayor Doverich, President Wariochi Jr. refused on the spot.

We can use the proceeds of the railway as collateral, and you can think about it, President Wariochi.

Regarding the reaction of President Wariochi Jr., Mayor Doverich did not give up but stated his own plan.

Mayor Dove Ridge, this is not something I can decide. And with all due respect, the income of your railway can't be used as a mortgage at all. There are too many irresistible factors. The only thing that can be used as a mortgage is fiscal revenue.

President Wariochi stopped drinking coffee. This cup of coffee was too expensive for him as a bank branch manager. He stood up and said the best way he could think of at the moment.

President Wariochi, you should think about it again.

Mayor Dove Ridge still resisted taking the city government's financial revenue as collateral and couldn't help but continue to test.

Sorry, sorry.

President Wariochi was not used to the mayor, he pushed open the door and walked out.

As for the terms of the loan, Wariochi Jr. doesn't think any bank will accept it. And the conditions he put forward are the most generous. If a bank really agrees to the mayor's conditions, then it's too late for him to be happy.

And an event that happened shortly after made little Wariochi sometimes feel that God's will was difficult, and he was being tricked by God.

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