Guan Youbo might still have been inexperienced, but he was certainly capable.
Using only his spare time outside class, he had already put together a basic framework for Zhou Quan's foundation.
In its early stages, the foundation had no need to consider investment operations.
Thus, although Guan Youbo was still studying and lacked practical work experience, that did not affect Zhou Quan's trust in him.
Ultimately, Zhou Quan was merely laying the groundwork for now.
As far as Zhou Quan was concerned, the most pressing matter he needed to resolve at present was this.
If any of the men in Operation Crouching Tiger really did meet with an accident, he needed to be able to make proper, lawful arrangements for their affairs after their deaths.
Preventing the Independent Commission Against Corruption from causing him trouble was Zhou Quan's main purpose in establishing the foundation now.
As for the foundation's investment operations, those would have to wait until Guan Youbo had finished his studies.
At Zhou Quan's direction, the foundation received a very simple, unassuming name: the Zhou Foundation.
The fundamental reason Zhou Quan had gone to such lengths to establish this foundation was chiefly to further secure his subordinates' loyalty.
Zhou Quan had never intended to conceal this thinking, nor could he possibly have hidden it.
Since that was the case, why try to cover up the obvious?
He simply told everyone openly that Sergeant Zhou himself was the foundation's backer.
After the foundation was established, Zhou Quan personally took contracts bearing the Zhou Foundation's official seal to each of the forty-nine Crouching Tiger members.
Beyond the benefits promised by the Police Force, Zhou Quan put all the additional special provisions he had promised into formal, legally enforceable documents.
This document would put an end to all the worries weighing