Chapter 71: The Value of One Pound (3)
Berlin Bank.
Before East and West Germany were reunified, it was a shell company founded by Yoo Ha-yeon.
Originally just a paper company, it was reborn as a legitimate bank through several rounds of money laundering, acquisitions, and, ultimately, the reunification of Germany.
Yoo Seon-jun, nominal director of Berlin Bank, chewed on beef jerky as he mulled it over.
‘So... she’s been planning this since elementary [N O V E L I G H T] school.’
Sure, she’d graduated from elementary school now, and she looked like a proper young lady, but it hadn’t always been that way. She’d always been called a genius, but he hadn’t realized she was this much of one.
At first, he’d assumed Alpha Fund had set up the bank as a front to launder money flowing into Eastern Europe. But in hindsight, it was the opposite.
From the very beginning... the purpose of Alpha Fund bringing that massive capital into Europe was Barings Bank.
“Uh, Director... so, this is Alpha Fund’s investment, then?”
The employee from East Germany, expensive and tight-lipped, tilted his head as he asked. Most of his salary went to keeping his mouth shut, and his actual work performance didn’t really reflect the paycheck.
But... surprisingly, it didn’t matter. Yoo Ha-yeon had already laid out every detail of the plan, and all these people had to do was follow orders and sign the dotted lines.
Even the remaining variables could be handled by Yoo Seon-jun and the M&A staff from Daehwa Investment Bank.