Accurately describing capital was actually very difficult.
Because from the moment it came into existence, its purpose had been very simple, and every process revolved around fulfilling that purpose.
It was unlike power, which could be embellished with words like intrigue and deceit, because capital truly was like that! Almost every adult understood what capital and its demands were, and they also knew what it would do.
Cruel, ruthless, realistic... None of these words could precisely define capital.
What it displayed was its truest side! Especially after capital tore away its disguise, it seemed to return to one of the truths of the world. Everything that could not stop it would ultimately be crushed beneath it.
The privatization of the Federal Savings Bank was irreversible and unstoppable.
Once the major shareholders had reached a unified opinion, no one could prevent privatization from beginning!
Lin Qi had spent quite a bit of money to raise his stake to thirteen percent. This was also thanks to their cooperation, which allowed him to acquire those shares at a price far below expectations.
Some minor shareholders had not yet been forced out, but everyone around the round table believed that it would not take long before they rolled away on their own.
These people had long since gained a firm grasp of capital. As long as their opponents were subject to the rules of the capital game, they could use methods within those rules to make their opponents bow their heads.
Even if their opponents were outside the rules' influence, they could still make the rules more "inclusive."
Previously, a large crowd had attended the Shareholders Meeting. Now, only nine people attended—or rather, representatives of nine forces.
Lin Qi represented himself, while the others represented different forces and financial groups.
That was the number