Zhao Chen glanced at his watch, and his tone suddenly turned solemn:
"Enough. Let's leave the routine matters there for now. Next, we need to discuss a more serious issue—the company's risk control and financial security."
He turned to Chen Xi:
"Assistant Chen, please report the key conclusions of the Preliminary Investigation Report on the Group's Major Risk Exposure to everyone."
As Chen Xi rose and walked toward the projector, the air in the meeting room seemed to freeze in an instant.
The screen lit up, and the bold title and cold figures leaped into view.
With a voice devoid of emotion, Chen Xi pointed out several of the most alarming risks:
"The scale of related guarantees is enormous. Some cooperators used the group's credit to obtain funds, then delayed repayment, while information on contingent liabilities remains opaque..."
Each sentence was like a stone tossed into still water, sending ripples through the hearts of everyone present.
Lin Wanqing's fingers paused slightly as she turned the documents, but her face remained expressionless.
When the report ended, Zhao Chen took back control of the discussion. "These risks were not created in a single day, but we must begin resolving them today."
He looked at Zhang Qingxue:
"Director Zhang, from the perspective of legal compliance, what do you think is the most urgent risk, and the one easiest to address first?"
Zhang Qingxue pushed up her glasses, opened her folder, and spoke in a professional, steady tone:
"Based on the investigation, I believe the issue of 'guarantees for cooperators' loans on completed projects not being released' presents a clear risk, with sufficient grounds for action, and should be handled first."
She displayed two project files on the screen:
"For example, the Jinlan Yuan and Yuefu Tiandi projects were both completed and delivered more