Chapter 1177: The Greatest Contributor on the Road to Success!

Chapter 1177: Chapter 472: The Greatest Contributor on the Road to Success!

After feeling smug and relaxing for a day, Dog Lie was dragged back to work.

No need to manage stocks, but the equity investment sector suddenly ushered in a boom period.

The reason was the previously mentioned financial integration service strategy, which attracted a large number of companies that had no demand for internet resources.

Among them even included some startups and developing companies with great potential for going public.

Looking at the contact list reported by the investment department, Han Lie quickly swept his eyes over it and saw several familiar company names.

Selon Pharmaceutical, Dasamling, Audimed, Borei Pharmaceutical, Chengda Biological …

Come on, shout out: Yunfeng rocks!

The current achievements are certainly thanks to Yunfeng’s accumulation, which is indeed impressive, as their database includes most of the companies worth paying attention to.

For example, in the biopharmaceutical industry, out of 50 initial contact names, Han Lie recognized 5 familiar ones.

That basically equates to 5 companies successfully going public.

The ratio is truly quite terrifying.

And those companies that haven’t gone public might not be bad either; perhaps they’ve listed on Hong Kong Stock Exchange or even US Stock Exchange.

For example, in the new energy industry, there are 47 initial contacts, with the same number of 5 public companies: Jingjin Power, Tianheguang, ZZX Innovation, Tianneng, Foco.

All these companies expressed strong interest during the initial contacts.

During a meeting one day, Panzi, Hao Zi, and the investment department manager collapsed in front of Han Lie, complaining tearfully: “We can’t meet them all, we just can’t!”

Han Lie mocked them: “Learn to delegate, man! Give the less important tasks to the people below you!”

Annoyed, Panzi rolled his eyes.

“Yeah, how could I compare with you? You’re the real pro at delegating!”

Dog Lie pretended not to hear, like—whatever, complain all you want, I have more important things to do anyway.

Liu Minghao shook his head with a wry smile and explained: “Those below have already talked as much as they could. We’re doing in-depth communication with the founders’ teams, which is impossible to handle without dedicating an entire day to each company.”

Han Lie remained unmoved.

Panzi suddenly snickered: “You think you can escape? They all came for you. When it’s time for in-depth communication, let’s see how you handle it!”

Uh, that’s indeed the case.

Tianhang’s financial omnipresent service strategy is just too high-end.

Previously, now, and in the future, no company will ever be able to offer this ultimate service strategy again.

For those big foreign investment banks, similar services aren’t fresh, they even often stack them.

Like Morgan Stanley often tailors asset allocation services for high-end business clients and provides IPO listing guidance, while also pitching equity investment targets to private banking clients.

If you have an international background and trust them, then a small millionaire of two to three US Dollars can completely get stable returns through their comprehensive services.

Poor times bring an annual return of 4.5%, good times exceed 8%, sometimes you can even find some excess returns in angel investments.

Generally, in the last five years, high-end private banking clients of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley probably had a guaranteed annual return of 4.5%.

But because of the unilateral bull market trend of US stocks, being slightly bolder and increasing risk preference during allocation can easily achieve an annual return of 10%.

And then fork out at least an extra 1.5% service fee…

Only to pay it all back the year of the circuit breaker, counting inside out, you didn’t earn a cent, only Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley made a killing.

Panic-stricken, they painfully changed their practices, increased investment in Silicon Valley high-tech companies, and shifted most funds to Silicon Valley Bank, only to be surprised by a total loss.

Later, too scared to touch anything, once seeing interest rates increase to 5.5%, they saved up.

Then Brother Fed didn’t wait to blow up the rabbit but ended up pulling a whole swath of its own banks to death. Well, for the sake of interest, the principal evaporated once more…

Yep, many future billion-dollar asset shifting tycoons are following similar templates.

Without the motherland, what are you anyway?

Many thrive on the era’s and rules’ dividends, really not because they’re that impressive, especially the cryptocurrency crowd, good days are ahead for them.

In the end, who suffers from financial warfare?

Fence-sitters!

Neither insiders nor outsiders, weren’t the overseas rich from Big Mao’s place a sobering lesson for the ostriches?

Seriously, many have this mysterious confidence, always feeling “I’m How How,” never considering how the world goes, or the era changes.

Digressing too much, let’s get back on track.

Despite how it seems like many institutions can provide comprehensive financial omnipresent services, fundamentally, one issue is hard to solve — what’s your performance track record?

Once you open your mouth, you’re ready to provide omnipresent services, come, historical performance? Take it out and let’s see.

Han Lie offers a transcript — not a single loss since debut, personal, tournaments, funds, undefeated, currently the three funds have returns of 372%, 318%, 155% respectively.

That bunch of slick talkers brings out a transcript — uh, forget it, forget it, let’s chat about something else.

So, currently, no single venture capital or investment bank can take the most basic ‘personal wealth investment return rate’ from generic financial services as a bargaining chip.

This thing isn’t scientific, right?

And so, many originally arrogant enterprise founders all of a sudden became interested in specifically understanding Tianhang’s business.

In this regard, neither Panzi nor Liu Minghao can substitute Han Lie in negotiating with the other party.