Chapter 2311
Lyme's company had already established an International Department, and Lin Qi also held shares in the financial investment firm.
The Federation's Financial Market had always been like this. If you wanted to truly join the game—not as a pawn—
you either had to possess a great deal of money, enough to directly impact the market,
or wield considerable power and have the ability to push a policy through on your own.
Only then could you cause the greatest possible turmoil in the Financial Market, make financial institutions regard you as one of their own, and gain permission to truly enter the innermost circles of the industry.
Otherwise, you would forever remain part of the profit target that institutions preyed upon—and a very small part at that.
Lyme's investment company had Lin Qi as a shareholder. That meant he had used Lin Qi's connections to squeeze into the core area of the game, earning the right to stand by the table and occasionally scoop up some money.
Of course, he could only stand by the table, not sit at it, because those qualifications did not belong to him.
The investment company in Nagaril also had Lin Qi holding a thirty percent stake. Lin Qi had not invested a single cent in it, yet he could still receive one or two million in annual dividends from the company.
Sometimes it was a little more, but most of the time it hovered around one or two million.
After receiving so much money, naturally, slipping one person into the company was no problem.
Ever since Vera had transferred to Blackstone Bank, she had gained a deep understanding of how finance worked.
She knew this was an excellent choice. She already worked at Blackstone Bank and could access a great deal of financial