Speaking of the JC Group and Yi Tianxing, one had to mention the DOA Foundation, which had risen to prominence in international financial markets in recent years.
On the surface, everything about the foundation was currently aboveboard, with all its activities seemingly adhering strictly to financial market regulations.
In reality, however, the foundation was essentially a transnational money laundering syndicate.
With the omniscient perspective afforded by his foreknowledge, Zhou Quan knew that a very subtle relationship existed between Mo Chou, the mastermind behind the DOA Foundation, and Yi Tianxing of the JC Group.
Under most circumstances, the two organizations supported and protected each other.
Whichever side was targeted, the other would not stand idly by.
Thus, they either had to leave them alone or, once an operation began, be ready to uproot both organizations at the same time.
With his hands clasped on the desk, Zhou Quan circled his thumbs around each other.
At that moment, his thoughts were moving just as rapidly.
Yi Tianxing's JC Group was not currently involved in Hong Kong Island, but that did not mean he and the Hong Kong Island Police Force could coexist peacefully.
Likewise, although the DOA Foundation had yet to set foot on Hong Kong Island, that did not mean it would not violate Hong Kong Island's laws in the future.
To be precise, the DOA Foundation had actually already begun operating on Hong Kong Island.
Had it merely been conducting normal financial transactions, that would have been one thing, but the DOA Foundation had purchased an entire building in Central on Hong Kong Island.
Every inch of land on Hong Kong Island was worth a fortune. The value of a transaction involving an entire high-rise went without saying.
Even though Zhou Quan had not paid particular attention to the DOA