Yu Qingzhu's friend could offer more than just counting collateral at double value; the accounts also came with long-term financing privileges.
These accounts were not publicly known Chinese-funded accounts, but once the amount of money reached a certain scale, its source could not possibly remain hidden.
For these potential Xia-funded accounts, Sister Hua was willing to provide certain financing conveniences. After all, Xia people were now considered wealthy clients, and Sister Hua was quite covetous of those funds as well.
Of course, under normal circumstances, forget about leverage like ten-to-one. But with long-term financing privileges, two-to-one or three-to-one leverage was no problem, and no special approval was needed—you already had that authority.
For example, with one-to-one leveraged long positions, you would not face liquidation until the stock price was cut in half. The risk really was not that great.
Yu Qingzhu's friend also said that if he was willing to provide more collateral, the Xia-funded side could help him finance it as well.
But that would be genuine financing, no longer tied to leverage. In truth, the more collateral there was, the more funds could be borrowed. At its core, it was still lending.
There was no need to go into the details of stocks. In short, the Mairui stock account was ready-made, Mairui currency was plentiful, and as long as there was collateral, he could borrow however much he wanted. Even twenty or thirty billion could be borrowed.
All right, twenty or thirty billion Mairui currency was a bit of an exaggeration. Yu Qingzhu really did not have that much influence, but the other side had said that one billion Mairui currency would be guaranteed on demand. Anything beyond that... would need to be reported upward.
"One billion Mairui currency..." Feng Jun pondered it. "That's more than six billion